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We’re just finishing up here at the Vancouver OpenStack Summit – an amazing event this year, returning to an amazing city. The weather even cooperated and we were treated with spectacular views of snow-capped peaks in the distance while float planes entertained us, landing and taking off from the harbor, just outside the convention center. […]

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One of the biggest (and certainly my favourite) events in the open source calendar is the twice-yearly OpenStack Summit. This week, SUSE and thousands of other IT professionals have been in beautiful British Columbia visiting Vancouver to discuss the latest developments in the world of OpenStack, share learnings and network. Held at the Vancouver Convention […]

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Multimodal IT is a consequence of organizations around the world transforming their enterprise systems to embrace modern and agile technologies. In order to ensure that traditional IT environments smoothly adapt to this new technology mix, multiple infrastructures for different workloads and applications are necessary. Often, this means integrating cloud-based platforms into your enterprise systems, or […]

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Your enterprise has made the decision to move to SAP S/4HANA, and now it’s time to explore possible solutions. Your IT team is faced with a number of choices. A few are easy. A few aren’t. One easy choice is whether to work with an SAP migration consultant. Unless you have a particularly deep bench […]

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Executive Summary Business IT is facing storage growth that’s exceeding even the highest estimates, and there’s no sign of it slowing down anytime soon. Unstructured data in the form of audio, video, digital images and sensor data now makes up an increasingly large majority of business data and presents a new set of challenges that […]

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We are proud to announce SUSE CaaS Platform 3 Beta 2! SUSE commits to rapidly advance the platform, adding powerful tools to simplify large scale application deployment, incorporating an updated release of Kubernetes, a disconnected registry for offline deployments, and a smooth integration with other SUSE Products (e.g. SUSE OpenStack Cloud). Users of SUSE CaaS […]

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Today, the Google Project Zero team disclosed an additional speculative execution method to obtain data that would otherwise be protected by the CPU. Google, together with CPU, hardware and operating system vendors have worked over the past months to prepare mitigations for this vulnerability, known as Spectre v4. The vulnerability is similar to others in […]

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As discussed in my recent blog post, artificial intelligence (AI) is being deployed more often—and by a wider variety of organizations—every day. One reason for this is AI’s ability to humanize technology. I realized how important this could be when watching a friend’s daughter interact with Alexa, Amazon’s voice-controlled assistant. Here was a girl under […]

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That SAP is friendly to the Open Source software community isn’t really news, right? Going back more than a decade and a half, there are countless examples that show SAP exploring, testing and certifying their solutions on Linux variants. SAP developers are indeed important contributors to a number of open source projects. SAP has adopted […]

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Cisco and SUSE have collaborated for years on solutions that improve efficiencies and lower costs in the data center by leveraging the flexibility and value of the UCS platform and the performance and reliability of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. With focus and advancement in the areas of compute, storage and networking, Cisco and SUSE are […]

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