Tech trends we saw last month (and continue to see in May) – SDxCentral
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Based on the articles SDxCentral readers read last month — and what you’re reading so far in May — all signs point towards a changing (and perhaps even volatile) tech landscape, one where established vendors are challenged by new players, open-source continues to be a major influence, and innovation continues at a rapid pace in key areas like security, cloud and networking.
Based on the most popular article published last month, three overarching trends emerged — well, it may be more accurate to say continued to be top of mind among IT and service provider leaders:
As we start to see the real-world impact of Broadcom‘s acquisition of VMware, the path forward to customers continues to be a hot — and, at times confusing — topic. As expected, the new owner is continuing to make significant changes to how VMware products are priced and distributed.
Topping our charts are these three articles discussing Broadcom’s efforts to integrate VMware with Google Cloud, confusion among customers regarding the future direction and the CEO offering reassurances and concessions.
Several of our top articles point toward a growing disconnect between major tech vendors like Google, Cisco, HPE and the evolving market needs, with Extreme Networks CEO directly criticizing these players’ activity, with Cohesity securing $150 million in Series F funding backed by IBM and Nvidia, and the massive acquisition of HashiCorp by IBM for $6.4 billion raising questions about the future of the open-source Terraform product.
Fortinet‘s release of FortiOS 7.6 with a focus on secure access service edge (SASE) and AI highlights the ongoing advancements in cybersecurity solutions. Kubernetes 1.30 (aka Uwubernetes) is another example, showcasing the continued development of cloud-native technologies with a focus on improved networking.
The top five stories published so far in May continue the theme of the crazy life of VMware customers post-acquisition, industry shifts and consolidation, cloud-based tech and the critical nature of enterprise security.
Based on data captured by the SDxCentral Organization Directory, these are the companies you’re keeping an eye on. And check out SDxCentral’s CEO’s recent Insights article for a listing of new data center and edge security companies added to our industry directory.
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Articles / Summary
Based on the articles SDxCentral readers read last month — and what you’re reading so far in May — all signs point towards a changing (and perhaps even volatile) tech landscape, one where established vendors are challenged by new players, open-source continues to be a major influence, and innovation continues at a rapid pace in key areas like security, cloud and networking.
Based on the most popular article published last month, three overarching trends emerged — well, it may be more accurate to say continued to be top of mind among IT and service provider leaders:
As we start to see the real-world impact of Broadcom‘s acquisition of VMware, the path forward to customers continues to be a hot — and, at times confusing — topic. As expected, the new owner is continuing to make significant changes to how VMware products are priced and distributed.
Topping our charts are these three articles discussing Broadcom’s efforts to integrate VMware with Google Cloud, confusion among customers regarding the future direction and the CEO offering reassurances and concessions.
Several of our top articles point toward a growing disconnect between major tech vendors like Google, Cisco, HPE and the evolving market needs, with Extreme Networks CEO directly criticizing these players’ activity, with Cohesity securing $150 million in Series F funding backed by IBM and Nvidia, and the massive acquisition of HashiCorp by IBM for $6.4 billion raising questions about the future of the open-source Terraform product.
Fortinet‘s release of FortiOS 7.6 with a focus on secure access service edge (SASE) and AI highlights the ongoing advancements in cybersecurity solutions. Kubernetes 1.30 (aka Uwubernetes) is another example, showcasing the continued development of cloud-native technologies with a focus on improved networking.
The top five stories published so far in May continue the theme of the crazy life of VMware customers post-acquisition, industry shifts and consolidation, cloud-based tech and the critical nature of enterprise security.
Based on data captured by the SDxCentral Organization Directory, these are the companies you’re keeping an eye on. And check out SDxCentral’s CEO’s recent Insights article for a listing of new data center and edge security companies added to our industry directory.
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This article was autogenerated from a news feed from CDO TIMES selected high quality news and research sources. There was no editorial review conducted beyond that by CDO TIMES staff. Need help with any of the topics in our articles? Schedule your free CDO TIMES Tech Navigator call today to stay ahead of the curve and gain insider advantages to propel your business!
