UMass, Harvard, MIT and others investing $5M ​​in high-performance computer center in Holyoke that’s key to academic research

HOLYOKE — Five of the state’s major higher education institutions are pumping more than $5 million into the 13-year-old high-performance computing center as part of an expansion that leaders say reflects the growing demand for computer power that’s crucial to academic research. The Massachusetts Green High-Performance Computing Center, located at 100 Bigelow St., provides key … Read more

Cloud Computing: Indian biz up for enterprise tech firms as demand for digitisation, cloud-led solutions stays high

Indian business units of global technology firms have reported a steady increase in business over the past year despite worries over technology demand slowing globally due to macroeconomic headwinds. As Indian enterprises continue to invest in digitization and shift to the Cloud, firms like Accenture, Oracle, SAP and Nutanix have all reported high double-digit increases … Read more

Edge Computing Helps Feed Taco Bell’s Digital Business

Taco Bell is making aggressive use of edge computing to support the many digital ways customers can place orders, the fast-food chain’s head of technology said. Part of Yum Brands Inc., Taco Bell is processing customer requests and account data using a mix of central cloud services and connected devices and software at its local … Read more

Edge Computing Helps Feed Taco Bell’s Digital Business

Taco Bell is making aggressive use of edge computing to support the many digital ways customers can place orders, the fast-food chain’s head of technology said. Part of Yum Brands Inc., Taco Bell is processing customer requests and account data using a mix of central cloud services and connected devices and software at its local … Read more

Dissecting the planetary-scale cloud computing trifecta, CIOSEA News, ETCIO SEA

Planetary-scale cloud computing is a global imperative in the modern business landscape to scale economies. Incessantly building data centers and the repeatable scaling of hardware layers is not enough, individual physical servers need to be virtualised. The walls of a building can only scale a certain level of growth, it’s only virtually enabled cloud computing … Read more

Edge Computing Helps Feed Taco Bell’s Digital Business

Taco Bell is making aggressive use of edge computing to support the many digital ways customers can place orders, the fast-food chain’s head of technology said. Part of Yum Brands Inc., Taco Bell is processing customer requests and account data using a mix of central cloud services and connected devices and software at its local … Read more

Perils and promise of quantum computing are approaching

The stark warning came from one of the tech world’s most prominent CEOs. Sitting before an audience at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, three years ago, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said quantum computing has the power to transform humanity’s understanding of the natural world, enabling scientists to create new drugs and better batteries, … Read more

SPIFFE and SPIRE Projects Graduate from Cloud Native Computing Foundation Incubator | National News

Projects are used by leading cloud native companies including Bloomberg, ByteDance, Pinterest, and Twilio, among others SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced today the graduation of the SPIFFE and SPIRE projects. They join 16 other graduated projects. The Secure … Read more

Polsky Center’s Duality program graduates first quantum computing cohort | News

Pranav Gokhale was always “captivated” by quantum computing, a technology that stands to dramatically change data and information storage. As an inaugural member of Duality, a new Polsky Center startup accelerator Dedicated to quantum science, Gokhale now touts a computer with his own quantum company logo on it. Quantum technology, particularly in computing, is relatively … Read more

There’s a storm brewing in cloud computing–and most firms aren’t prepared for it

Like so many other internet-era staples, cloud computing has evolved a great deal from its beginnings more than a quarter-century ago. What started as a way to centralize server capacity has grown to encompass thousands of services from providers big and small. Yet for many firms, an understanding of the cloud and its associated costs … Read more

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