Internet Explorer is finally headed out to pasture. As of this past Wednesday, Microsoft will no longer support the once-dominant browser that legions of web surfers loved to hate—and a few still [ … ]

Most routers remain unpatched despite security risks, experts warn. There are hundreds of vulnerabilities plaguing routers of all shapes and sizes, and most of them have not been patched, new analysis [ … ]

Businesses are employing enterprise architecture to improve product delivery, risk management, and even employee retention, among other business-critical uses. The discipline of enterprise architecture (EA) is often criticized for forcing [ … ]

NVIDIA‘s relationship with the open-source community has historically been a tale of intense on-again-off-again interactions. In recent years, the company has embraced open source more closely as of late, but its past [ … ]

Dell is adding data recovery solutions to its APEX portfolio, for data centers and public clouds including Azure and AWS. Dell is offering an expanded ecosystem of multicloud data management tools for [ … ]

Two years of disaster planning massively reduced recovery time objective, company says. If you’re unsure how resilient your organization is to a disaster, there’s a simple way to find out: [ … ]

Companies are eliminating desktop PCs in favor of mobile gear, adjusting provider strategies to fill their needs. Few business continuity and disaster planners ever envisioned setting up most of their employees in home [ … ]

BigLake, a new data lake storage engine that resembles data lakehouses built by newer data companies, will be at the center of Google Cloud’s data platform strategy. Google Cloud plans [ … ]

Cisco’s DevNet certifications emphasize network programing, automation, and application-development skills. Software skills are becoming increasingly desirable for network engineers and architects, and the uptick in Cisco’s DevNet certification program reflects [ … ]

Microsoft’s approach to Windows has long been to support as many devices as possible, even when they didn’t have the hardware to support an ideal computing experience. Things are different [ … ]