Author Archives: Christine Hall

Amazon Web Services will soon fully support the open source container orchestration platform Kubernetes — with added features. Continue reading Supported Kubernetes Coming to AWS→

For nearly eight years, the chip maker has been turning a deaf ear on security warnings about the wisdom of Intel Management Engine. Continue reading Intel Didn't Heed Security Experts Warnings About ME→

HPE’s AI engine will rely on data collected from InfoSight’s entire installed base to predict issues before they manifest. Continue reading HPE Bringing AI to Nimble Storage and 3PAR→

The ProLiant DL385 Gen10 server running AMD’s EPYC chips is scheduled to be available in December. Continue reading HPE's AMD EPYC-Powered VM Server Breaks Benchmark Records→

The ProLiant DL385 Gen10 server running AMD’s EPYC chips is scheduled to be available in December. Continue reading HPE's AMD EPYC-Powered VM Server Breaks Benchmark Records→

The US, which has been the supercomputing leader since the 1960s, now plays second fiddle to the Chinese. Continue reading China and Linux Dominate Supercomputing→

Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s new program promises to make life easier for admins managing containers using Kubernetes. Continue reading CNCF Wants You to Use 'Certified Kubernetes'→

Patches plug five vulnerabilities plaguing Big Red’s Tuxedo application server, including one offering remote server access. Continue reading Oracle Issues Emergency Patch to Plug JoltandBleed Vulnerability→

Unveils flagship enterprise Linux distribution for x86 alternative Continue reading Red Hat Bets Data Centers are Ready for ARM Servers→

A security firm says that a USB exploit can be used to run unsigned code on nearly all machines with Intel inside. Continue reading USB Exploit Affects Nine Years of Intel Processors→