Chris Tozzi

Conventionally, the purpose of most multi-cloud architectures is to enable businesses to use one cloud to host one set of workloads, while operating other workloads in another.

Most applications that can run in the cloud can also operate on-premises. However, cloud-based environments work differently in many respects, which

Cloud migration -- the process of moving an on-premises application into the cloud -- is always a complex process.

Explore augmented analytics applications and capabilities, as well as examples and use cases across a variety of industry organizations.

GenAI data leakage can cause major problems for companies, including economic loss. Learn about the six causes of GenAI data leaks and how to avoid them.

Unsure what it will cost to run workloads in the cloud? Learn the variables you need to compare on-premises deployment to cloud deployment and avoid costly surprises later on.

Cloud migration provides numerous benefits, but there are pitfalls. Following these best practices builds a solid foundation for a systematic plan that sets you up for success.

Just as bananas and plantains look similar and some recipes might permit the substitution of one for the other, reverse proxies and load balancers

FPGAs are useful for AI workloads due to their flexibility and energy efficiency. Explore features, advantages, drawbacks and how FPGAs compare with GPUs.

Often, the hardest part of software engineering isn't the technical work of designing and writing code. It's predicting how long it will take to complete that work.