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Snowflake has always worked in the cloud, but some data warehouses are on premises, and that needed to be addressed.

New Google Cloud security services aim to strengthen open-source security, simplify zero-trust adoption, and improve cloud governance.

Connected devices need a safe, reliable network of things (NoT) that ties them together, but that glue is likely IoT-specific protocols, not the internet.

AMD is continuing to make inroad against Intel in the server market, chipping away (pun intended) at the latter's lead.

Epyc server chips help AMD gain ground in data center against Intel despite major fall-off in x86 shipments.

At its annual Summit event, Red Hat is rolling out new edge-computing features for the company’s well-known enterprise Linux distribution, and security features for its Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes platform.

Nokia has launched two new software-as-a-service products to help customers improve their energy efficiency and manage smart devices.

A survey of wireless ISPs shows that, while 5G download speeds are outstripping earlier-generation connections as expected, upload connections might not be moving as quickly.

Private clouds offer a safe haven for applications and data not suited to the public cloud for compliance, regulatory, security or other reasons.

A survey of wireless ISPs shows that the download speeds of their 5G services are significantly faster than 4G, but the gains in upload speed are less impressive.