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Fog Computing: Cloud computing for IoTMarch 19, 2015Enterprises have begun to tap into IoT potential and Cloud has begun its evolution to the next phase. Fog Computing is the next step in cloud evolution. To put it in simple terms, Fog - Closer to ground than Cloud - Computing is an optimized Cloud computing for the Internet of Things. ‘Fog computing’ or ‘edge computing’ brings the edge devices into play, fog stretches from the typical Cloud boundaries of edge devices to include edge devices.Subscribers Only
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Cloud & IoT Server Report - 2015March 17, 2015This report will provide an in depth look at the Cloud, IoT, the growth in data being transmitted by these connected device within three major markets, and the impact within the server industry.Subscribers Only
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Tech giants are going all in with the cloudMay 12, 2014In the last few weeks, three if the technology industry’s biggest giants, Cisco, IBM, and HP have announced over $4 billion in investments into cloud services. Are these massive investments just smoke and mirrors, a game of positioning in the “next” great thing, or is this a true sign of the next great thing, the cloud?
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Mobile PC Market Suffers Worst Q2 Performance in More Than a DecadeJuly 10, 2013Battered by the nonstop onslaught of media tablets, the mobile PC market in 2013 delivered the worst second-quarter performance in 11 years, according to preliminary data provided by a PC...
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How Intel Can Enable a Successful $200 PC in the Age of the Media TabletMay 20, 2013Can PC makers produce ultrathin, touch-screen PCs that are appealing to consumers—and that are priced at just $200? The astounding answer seems yes—if microprocessor Intel Corp. is willing...
