Senior Analyst, Storage & Data, Steve McDowell, dives in as today, VAST Data released statistics describing its momentum in the industry and teased a future that involves more than storage. Steve, take a look at what VAST Data did in 2021.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced organizations to accelerate or embrace digital transformation and a remote, work-from-home business model, and that transition vastly expanded the attack surface and exposed new opportunities for threat actors at the same time.

Most of the components, software code structures, operating system connections, data services and interconnectivity channels that exist in an application could (and usually should) also exist in a web application. But, there are key differences that mark one out from the other.

This year was supposed to be the great comeback of Mobile World Congress, the global telecommunications conference here in Barcelona shut down by the pandemic in 2020.

We have never faced the aspects of war that we do today – where attacks can be executed at lightning speed from anywhere in the world. Packets can cause bullets and none of us want to be the weak link against the global cybercrime syndicates.

San Diego wireless communications leader Qualcomm today is laying claim to the world’s first commercially available Wi-Fi 7 solution for a range of devices, from laptops and smartphones to tablets and AR/VR mixed reality headsets and more.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives in discussing the unsung piece of Renesas story, IIBU. Now, under Representative Director, President and CEO Shibata-san’s leadership.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead compares the Surface Laptop Studio and the 14-inch MacBook Pro M1 Pro for creators focusing on performance creator-specific experiences.

The red-hot data startup had initially planned to close its Series D at a $6.2 billion valuation, says CEO Tristan Handy. The stock market led him to reassess.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead covers Arm newly added automotive image signal processor for ADAS to its automotive portfolio, the Mali-C78AE ISP.

On Wednesday, e-commerce cloud firm, Bloomreach announced a $175 million in fresh funding, more than doubling its valuation to $2.2 billion. Goldman Sachs Asset Management led the round.

The future of cloud technologies is interwoven with the application of data science as they head forward on a course together that is rife with the implications of privacy and security. We are only at the beginning.

Organizations work across an IT stack of software that exists in a pre-release prototyping phase, a deployed live production phase & a legacy ‘hanging in there' phase where support is still needed… juggling all three phases of the lifecycle is tough, but it can be done with a sustained approach.

Will Townsend examines Qualcomm and HPE's newly announced partnership on 5G infrastructure.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives in as Inmarsat finance, infrastructure had served them well for over a decade and they wanted to accelerate their cloud adoption in alignment with their strategy. A due diligence study was conducted with Infosys and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead unpacks the NVIDIA and Jaguar Land Rover partnership to equip all Jaguar and Land Rover cars with NVIDIA's full-stack NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion 8 platform in 2025.

Toshiba has shown significant growth in its nearline HDD shipments with growth in its market share. The company continues to invest to provide 1/7 the storage costs of comparable SSDs. Toshiba plans to build HDD production in China to support the growing Chinese data center market.l.

If you look at three of the key trends in the market that were apparent at CES in January, Intel and Qualcomm are well positioned both individually and together to address them. These trends include autonomous machines, gaming, and virtual environments.

While longtime frontrunners like ADP Workforce and Paychex dominate the increasingly fragmented payroll market, startups like ServiceTitan and Homebase look for alternatives. These are the kinds of companies Check serves.

Palo Alto-based startup says $100 million recurring annual revenue is on the horizon.