Resolving the Google Steering Wheel Dilemma

Brian Prentice of Gartner says the trick is to figure out what is actually controllable and limit smart machines to that which can be accurately modelled and managed.

BCA pilots smart portal to boost chiller efficiency

The portal will make use of IoT, data analytics and cloud computing to manage chiller plant efficiency across 30 commercial and institutional buildings.

Gavin OReilly of UBS

DCIM as the lingua franca of the data centre

Data centre infrastructure management software can help break down silos and facilitate conversations, says Gavin O’Reilly.

SolarWinds introduces database performance analyzer for MySQL

SolarWinds has announced that it has added support for MySQL databases to its Database Performance Analyzer 10.0.

Wesley Lim of Emerson

Data centre, heal thyself

The industry is looking towards a level of automation and control that will enable the data centre to operate unmanned, says Emerson in its Data Centre 2025 report.

Data Centre

The future of DCIM

The early view of DCIM which is confined to power and cooling management must be expanded to capture the evolution of the data centre, says James Young of CommScope.

Vaughn Stewart of Pure Storage

The real business benefit of flash

Vaughn Stewart of Pure Storage discusses the role of software in making flash more affordable and also more reliable at a hardware level.

Lilac Schoenbeck of iLand

iland launches app help customers monitor and manage cloud resources

The iland Cloud app gives customers full access to the features and functionalities of its enhanced Enterprise Cloud Service portal.

Redfish

Introducing Redfish

Dell, Emerson, HP and Intel announce the creation of new specification designed to improve scalability and expand data access and analysis.

Oliver Lindner

From cable to service

The modern DCIM tool will no longer be just a facility monitoring instrument but will also have to manage the resource requirements of new emerging services.

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Prof Gordon Bell on "exascale nirvana" and other supercomputing trends

Gordon Bell of supercomputing's Gordon Bell Prize talks to ConvergenceAsia about the "scaling up" and "scaling out" of HPC and its new applications in analytics and data science. Bell was in Singapore recently for Supercomputing Frontiers 2017, where he delivered a keynote on "Three Decades: Motivating and Measuring HPC Progress". 

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