Security improvements and confidential computing enhancements are also part of OpenStack 2025.2, known as Flamingo.

MOSK 25.2 simplifies cloud operations and strengthens support for GPU-intensive AI workloads as well as traditional enterprise applications.

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We are hard at work with the EBU and broadcast vendors on solutions for all-software broadcast facilities based on how clouds are built.

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Bitdefender announced a strategic partnership with secunet, a company specializing in digital sovereignty and protection of critical environments.

If cloud native is to play its part in shaping the future of telecoms, it needs to avoid being just another layer of added complexity, warns Wind River’s Paul Miller. He discusses how best to approach ...

AI model training consumes more power and needs better cooling than classical compute, which makes it more expensive to run ...