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Pedro Hernandez is a contributor to Datamation, eWEEK, and the IT Business Edge Network, the network for technology professionals. Previously, he served as a managing editor for the Internet.com network of IT-related websites and as the Green IT curator for GigaOM Pro.

Aparavi Debuts New Multi-Cloud Data Retention Platform

Aparavi, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based storage software startup, announced the soft launch of its eponymous cloud-enabled long- data retention...

OpenIO Secures $5 Million in VC Funding

OpenIO, an object storage and serverless computing startup based in France, announced today that it had raised $5 million...

Cloud-First IT Strategies Are Uncommon

The cloud computing market may be firing on all cylinders, but not all enterprises are reaping the rewards. Nutanix today...

Windows 10 Refresh to Help Nudge PC Market Upward in 2018

Businesses appear ready to say goodbye to their trusty, yet aging Windows 7 PCs, spelling good news for vendors. The...

AI Already Having an Impact in the Workplace

Artificial intelligence (AI) is having a measurable impact on both IT budgets and on how enterprises conduct business. Thirteen percent...

Public Cloud Market to Swell to $411 Billion in 2020

These days, it's good to be a public cloud services company. In a new Gartner forecast, the analyst firm predicted...

IT Faces ‘Budgetary Bounty’ in 2018: Spiceworks

Also see: IT Salary 2018 And: Top 10 Factors that Influence Your IT Salary Spiceworks had some welcome news for...

IoT and the Effects of Other Emerging Tech in the Workplace

Technology professionals are gathered here at Spiceworld in Austin, Texas, Spiceworks' annual conference, to share their tips and tricks...

Public Cloud Now Accounts for a Third of All IT Infrastructure Spending

Public cloud companies crossed a big milestone during the second quarter (Q2) of 2017, according to International Data Corporation's...

VR Market to Pick Up the Pace in Late 2017

The market for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets got off to a slower than expected start...