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All ArticlesKubernetes and GPU Topology: Progress, Gaps, and the Path Forward
By Joongi Kim, CTO of Lablup AI workloads are typically tuned on the assumption that they own the hardware outright. In multi-tenant clusters, how each …
2027: The Year Companies Stop Renting Software
By Isaac Correa, Co-founder, Hellomatik These days, isn’t software the least valuable thing a software company owns? I don’t know how to code, and I’ve …
Phison Wants a Name on the Box: Inside the $3.4 Billion Pivot from NAND Controllers to AI Infrastructure
Six months. That’s how long it took Phison to blow past its entire 2025 revenue. The company booked $3.4 billion in the first half of …
The Cyber Threats That Refuse to Die: DNS Zombies Hiding in Plain Sight
By Yaëlle Harel, Principal Security Market Strategist at EfficientIP Some cyber threats announce their arrival. Others quietly move through networks, hiding in the everyday traffic …
The Data Lake Hidden Inside Every Kubernetes Backup
By Michael Haigh, Staff Product Manager, Veeam Kasten Backups are the largest line item in IT that nobody expects to generate value. They exist for …
Five AI Security Predictions for 2027: The Biggest Risk May Be One You Approved
By Marshall Heilman, CEO, DTEX I expect many 2027 security predictions to focus on how attackers are using AI. They are, and those attacks will …
In 2027, the Hardest Part of AI Won’t Be the Model. It’ll Be Everything Around It.
By Mandar Chaudhari, Full Stack Geospatial Engineer, Land IQ | Researcher, George Mason University Imagine building an application that helps a farmer understand how much …
Diagnostics R&D Needs Infrastructure That Treats Specimen Metadata as First-Class Data
Infrastructure teams supporting diagnostics companies tend to inherit an odd workload. On paper it looks like any other research environment: instrument output, analysis pipelines, a …
When AI doesn’t need to go rogue to break your defenses
By Lee Rossey, CTO and co-founder of SimSpace, and Greg Bell, co-founder and CSO of Corelight Frontier AI models breaking their own guardrails is a …
2027 Predictions: The Endpoint Is Being Redefined for the Cloud and AI Era
By Stuart Pladgeman, Vice President of Sales, 10ZiG Technology For years, the conversation around thin clients has largely followed the evolution of virtual desktop infrastructure …
Why MIG Hasn’t Solved the GPU Utilization Problem and How to Fix It
By Pini Ben-Nahum, VP R&D at Zesty GPUs are among the most expensive resources in modern infrastructure, yet production workloads leave the vast majority of …
VMware Migration Best Practices: Set the Rules Before You Pick the Platform
By George Crump As part of their research into selecting a VMware alternative, IT must consider the new platform’s ability to move the organization off …
Sharing GPUs Between Teams on Kubernetes After DRA
By Abubakar Siddiq Ango, Senior Developer Advocate at Kubermatic Kubernetes v1.37, released on 26 August, moved four more Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) features to Stable. …
So You Put Flink on Kubernetes. Now What?
By Michael Sparre, Founding Engineer at Grepr Four practices for running stateful streaming on Kubernetes after the quickstart One Flink streaming job on Kubernetes is …
70th IT Press Tour: Hammerspace Says AI’s Real Bottleneck Is Data, Not GPUs
At the 70th edition of The IT Press Tour in Palo Alto, Hammerspace laid out new customer wins, a plain-spoken case against copy-and-migrate AI storage, …
Your K8s metric names are a cardinality leak. Here’s how to plug it at the OpenTelemetry Collector
How OpenTelemetry Collector rules took one Kubernetes estate from 202,000 metric names to 19,400, and what changes in your PromQL and alerts. Ask any platform …
10 Best Agentic Operations Platforms for SRE Teams in 2026
SRE teams are moving from AI-assisted troubleshooting to agentic operations: environments in which AI agents can monitor signals, investigate incidents, coordinate workflows, recommend remediation, and …
DDN Says Bookings Are Heading Past 3x, and Its Pitch Is Simple: Stop Letting Your GPUs Sit Around
When DDN’s executives sat down with the IT Press Tour in Palo Alto last week, the headline number came early. President and Chief Revenue Officer …
VergeIO Brings in a VMware Veteran as CEO, and the Case for a Real VMware Alternative Gets Stronger
Some briefings are a polite walk through a slide deck. Others leave you with the feeling that a company just moved from “interesting” to “worth …
Why Behavioral Analytics Ranks Identity Alerts but Doesn’t Resolve Them
“AI-powered” identity security promised relief from alert fatigue. But what most vendors have shipped is behavioral analytics, or models that rank a sign-in’s risk. That …
ScaleFlux: The Silicon Between the GPU and Its Data
ScaleFlux Spent 12 Years Getting Ready for the AI Memory Crunch. It Just Showed Its Hand. At the 70th edition of The IT Press Tour …
Passkeys Aren’t the Catch-All
By Carlos DaSilva, Product Strategy Advisor, Unibeam Recently, Microsoft and other organizations have begun making passkeys the default login method for consumers and enterprises, reflecting …
