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Windows was profitable in its day, but the cloud is where Microsoft will really make its money tomorrow. Read More

There's no one winner between Android smartphones and iPhones. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses. Here's my two-cents on them. Read More

Managing a cloud isn’t easy. Managing multiple clouds is even harder. That’s a big reason Cloudify has gained in popularity. Despite that, its parent company, GigaSpaces Technologies, has elected to spin Cloudify off so it can focus on its in-memory transaction processing programs. Read More

With the rise of Node.js, server-side JavaScript is becoming an important cloud, container, and web development language. Read More

HashiCorp’s Vagrant creates and maintains portable, virtual, software-development environments, plays nice with Chef and Puppet, and can serve as configuration manager, among its many features. Read More

Android O is almost ready to go, and thanks to Project Treble, more users than ever will get the newest version of Android. Read More

Windows 10 will be supported until Oct. 14, 2025 — unless your computer has a Clover Trail CPU. Then you’re out of luck. Read More

Can’t there be a unity between having servers in the server room and a cloud? Between Microsoft’s Azure cloud and your data center? Sure there can! That’s the idea behind Microsoft’s Azure Stack. Read More

Workforce analytics tools can help HR across the continuum of talent management, starting with recruitment. Here's a look. Read More

With half the year gone, Gartner just revised its 2017 worldwide IT spending projection up 1 percent to 2.4 percent. That may not sound like a lot, but last year’s IT spending growth was effectively flat at 0.3 percent. It isn’t just the uptick in the overall spending level that’s interesting, it’s Read More