#enterprise-it

#enterprise-it

Quantum computing, like Microsoft's Majorana 1, may not address the pressing challenges of most enterprises, which are focused on cloud integration and data management.

VMware sees cloud repatriation as a key opportunity due to rising cloud costs pushing enterprises back to private setups.

Broadcom is considering acquiring Intel, contingent on divesting Intel's foundry business.

Broadcom's acquisition of VMware drives customers towards OpenStack alternatives, prompting a resurgence of interest in cloud infrastructure management.

Organizations remain loyal to VMware due to the complexities of migration and lack of clear understanding of their IT infrastructure.

VMware by Broadcom re-signed Dell, HPE, and Lenovo for OEM resale agreements on hyperconverged systems and servers, ensuring continued sales.

The agreements with key hardware vendors align with the trend of hyperconverged infrastructure blending compute, storage, and network virtualization in enterprise IT.

Intel and AMD's new server processors with manycore CPUs cater to virtualization workloads, emphasizing server consolidation and sustainability initiatives.

Generative AI tools are rapidly evolving, creating confusion, but GAI Insights provides clarity with a buyer's guide highlighting key vendors.

Generative AI is a major focus in enterprise IT, with companies seeking unique use cases to stand out and provide value to customers.

Enterprises are shifting from public cloud reliance to hybrid and multi-cloud strategies to improve flexibility, reduce vendor dependency, and enhance resilience.

Over half of IT spending is shifting to the public cloud, focusing on cost optimization.

Storage-as-a-service (StaaS) is rapidly growing, transforming enterprise data storage to be more aligned with cloud-based models.

Cloud evolution is fostering collaboration between cloud vendors and enterprises for a resilient IT ecosystem.

C1's new solutions aim to simplify IT complexity while addressing modernization, cloud services, and security needs for organizations.

93% of organizations find their IT infrastructure critical, but 80% acknowledge increasing complexity.

Most enterprises experience significant barriers to migrating workloads between cloud providers.

Cloud services have become a vendor channel, lacking the promised flexibility and portability.

Multi-cloud strategies are rapidly gaining traction among businesses for flexibility and avoiding vendor lock-in.

Eon aims to transform cloud infrastructure backup, raising $127 million in funding to address modern data management complexities.

The shift to cloud computing has rendered traditional backup strategies inadequate, highlighting the need for innovative solutions.

Hybrid cloud is increasingly popular, allowing enterprises to combine public and private storage for flexibility and enhanced operational resilience.

Multi-cloud environments present significant data management challenges for organizations, particularly in backup and recovery.