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HPE Acquires SimpliVity for $650M By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published January 17, 2017 HPE picks up software-defined converged infrastructure vendor in an effort to expand converged management capabilities. Citrix to Launch Virtual Windows 10 Desktops Through Microsoft's Cloud By Pedro Hernandez | Server News Article Published January 12, 2017 At its annual Citrix Summit conference the company announced XenDesktop Essentials, a service that uses Microsoft Azure to deliver Windows 10 workspaces to devices. Container Revenue Will Grow to $2.7B by 2020 By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published January 10, 2017 451 Research forecasts rapid growth for the container market. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.9 Hits Beta By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published January 05, 2017 RHEL 6.9 introduces a new base image and extends TLS 1.2 security support for all system components. Red Hat Wins Big with OpenShift in 3Q17 By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 22, 2016 Red Hat reports third quarter fiscal 2017 revenue of $615 million, with some large OpenShift deals helping to power the company forward. Global Server Market Declines to $12.5B in 3Q16 By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 21, 2016 Both IDC and Gartner report negative growth for the server market. IBM OpenWhisk Serverless Platform Now Generally Available By Sean Kerner | Server News Article Published December 19, 2016 Amazon's Lamda isn't the only event-driven serverless platform that's production-ready. Oracle Aiming for the Clouds, Reports 2Q17 Revenue of $9B By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 16, 2016 Once again, cloud is the key area of growth for Oracle, though engineered server systems are also doing well. Amazon Launches New Cloud Region in the UK By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 14, 2016 New AWS Europe (London) Region expands Amazon's cloud footprint in Europe to Three Regions. Docker Opens Up with Containerd Container Runtime By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 14, 2016 After months of conversation and debate, Docker is making a dramatic move by extracting the core container runtime from the Docker Engine and spinning it off into a separate independent project. CoreOS Linux Rebranded as Container Linux, as Kubernetes Goes Self-Service By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 13, 2016 CoreOS updates its Tectonic platform with ideas already proven in its Managed Linux product. GoDaddy Expands Global Footprint, Boosts WordPress Support By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 07, 2016 $1.8B deal will see GoDaddy acquire Host Europe Group, as the hosting provider seeks to add new security and WordPress capabilities. Equinix Buying 24 Verizon Data Centers for $3.6B By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 06, 2016 Equinix picks up new data centers in 15 metro locations, including key Miami NOTA. Docker Deals with Canonical, Debuts Public Beta on AWS By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published December 05, 2016 Docker continues to push forward with new commercial partnerships. Vapor Brings Compute Capacity to the Edge By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 28, 2016 Vapor IO's newly announced Vapor Edge platform aims to put cloud computing capabilities at the edge of the network. Fedora 25 Adds Some Rust to Linux By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 23, 2016 New release of Red Hat's community Linux distribution debuts with desktop, server and developer tools. Microsoft Plans to Build a Quantum Computer By Pedro Hernandez | Server News Article Published November 21, 2016 Microsoft has appointed Veteran executive Todd Holmdahl to lead the company's efforts to build a scalable quantum computer. Docker Joins Eclipse, Updates Commercial Platform By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 21, 2016 Docker continues to build momentum with both developers and enterprises. Linux Dominates November TOP500 Supercomputer List By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 15, 2016 The top-ranked supercomputer remains the Sunway TaihuLight at 93 petaflops. IBM Advances Artificial Intelligence with PowerAI By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 14, 2016 New AI toolkit benefits from the NVIDIA NVlink partnership on IBM Power Systems. SUSE Updates Enterprise Linux as Business Grows By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 09, 2016 At SUSEcon event, CEO Nils Brauckmann reflects on the last six years and the road ahead. CoreOS Debuts Tectonic 1.4 for Enterprise Kubernetes By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 07, 2016 CoreOS updates its flagship commercial Kubernetes server platform and introduces new Operators concept. OpenStack Puts Interoperability to the Challenge at OpenStack Summit By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published November 03, 2016 [VIDEO] The Executive Director and COO of OpenStack Foundation provides a behind-the-scenes look at how a 16-vendor interoperability challenge at last week's OpenStack Summit worked. Ubuntu Linux Founder Tells OpenStack to Focus on Things That Matter By Sean Michael Kerner | Server News Article Published October 31, 2016 VIDEO: Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu Linux, discusses his views on interoperability and why the "Big Tent" idea isn't a big winner. 1 2 3 Thanks for your registration, follow us on our social networks to keep up-to-date