Denny’s cooks up new intelligence stack with Confluent to serve fresh data to the business This article is sponsored by:
Restaurant chain Denny’s is rethinking how it collects its point-of-sales data, as it implements new cloud-based technologies
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Avoiding Homo Stupidicus - federated design and AI could be an answer to more than nuclear fusion This article is sponsored by:
The UKAEA has given itself a 2040 target to get nuclear fusion energy at least to the state of being a real, workable prospect, and is now working with Intel, Dell and Cambridge University to develop the design environment that will be needed to make this dream a reality.
Virgin Media O2 sees significant sustainability benefits and energy savings with Pure Storage This article is sponsored by:
Virgin Media O2 is a few years into its relationship with Pure Storage, which has also delivered faster business process outcomes for the business.
How ExxonMobil is drilling for unified data to fuel business capabilities This article is sponsored by:
The multi-national oil and gas giant has created a cloud-based platform for the creation of insight and the exploitation of emerging technology.
AOUSD - how USD is becoming the formal standard for the Industrial Metaverse This article is sponsored by:
A new industry alliance has announced work on a formal OpenUSD standard.
Why digital twins require an incremental process This article is sponsored by:
Enterprises need to work out the data integration issues in their existing digital tools to reap benefits of digital twins.
ERP customers and the custom code dilemma – can automation help? The numbers say yes.
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Relying heavily on custom code can be a common and expensive pitfall. ASUG CEO Geoff Scott drills into research from ASUG and smartShift, revealing the challenges that keep transformation projects mired in technical debt - and how SAP customers are redesigning processes with automation.
Forestry & Land Scotland grows new digital infrastructure and cuts out legacy dead wood This article is sponsored by:
Spun out of devolution, Forestry & Land Scotland has adopted Microsoft Azure as its technology platform, which aligns with the Scottish Government.
Pure Storage beats expectations for Q1 2024 as it eyes ‘complete storage’ opportunity This article is sponsored by:
Pure Storage’s recent all-flash announcements are allowing it to pitch itself as a complete storage offering for its customers, which it believes will fuel future growth.
Quantum commercialization – softly, softly towards the inevitable future, says backer This article is sponsored by:
What can an early-stage investor tell enterprises about the nascent quantum market?
Pure Storage unifies flash block and file experience to reduce management complexity and drive efficiencies This article is sponsored by:
Pure Storage has, for its FlashArray product line, announced new global storage pools and unified policy management for block and file storage.
Creating an all-flash data center - the final nail in the coffin for legacy hard disk
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Has the death knell sounded for the legacy data center? Patrick Smith of Pure Storage makes the case for flash and why it will wipe out disk for good.
Generative AI 'knows nothing' says Software AG's CPO. So what are the enterprise use cases? This article is sponsored by:
Amidst all the excitement about generative AI, what is its real use in the enterprise? We talk to Stefan Sigg, CPO at Software AG, and add some thoughts of our own.
Pure Storage delivers solid Q4, but is cautious over near-term economic headwinds This article is sponsored by:
There was plenty for Pure Storage to be positive about from this week’s Q4 and FY 2023 earnings - but it's clear that the current macro environment is placing some short term strain.
