Cloud and Infrastructure

Charles Ewen, CIO of the Met Office, tells Computing that its new supercomputer, which will be supported by Microsoft, will bring £13.7 billion of economic benefit to the UK

Kubernetes, multi-cloud and open source technologies are all key ingredients, says head of compute infrastructure Andrey Rybka

The use of containers and open source virtualisation without relying on VMware could disrupt the HCI market

Keep it simple, advises David Keigher

We speak to Canonical, Red Hat and SUSE about the place of Linux in a cloud-based future - and what the CentOS EOL foretells

There’s a lot of sensitive data contained in Office documents - so it makes sense to take care of it

'We needed a much more flexible and cost-efficient operation to keep up with the big players in the field', says head of DevOps Chris Callaghan

'If history has taught me anything, it’s that open ultimately becomes the winner,' says Hillary Ashton