Firefox on MacOS: insane battery drain, subpar performance and endless frustration
I recently installed (approx. a month ago) Firefox version 60 (now updated to 61) on MacOS in the hope of further strengthening my « Gexit » (Google Exit). Google is a company
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Opinion – Online Privacy: You’re In Control
Not a week passes without hearing in the news of a major data breach, a social media service into yet another mess-up, or a major vendor purchasing a popular service.
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Druva acquires CloudRanger, expands backup capabilities to AWS
I had a short call yesterday with my friend W. Curtis Preston, a Tech Field Day alumn turned Chief Technical Architect at Druva, to get an update about their latest
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Liqid – a new approach at composable infrastructure
This content is 8 months old. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to be briefed by the folks at
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Uila App-Centric Monitoring: Deep Packet Inspection meets beautiful UI
This content is 10 months old. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.I recently had the opportunity to attend a technology briefing from Uila, a company that
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NetApp MAX Data: The Persistence of Memory, Revisited
If Salvador Dali was at our NetApp MAX Data Tech Field Day presentation, I’m sure he’d start painting melting NVDIMM
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Komprise: Data Management Made Easy
What future for Intel Optane?
I was privileged to attend a morning of presentations from the Intel Optane team last month (September 2018), straight at
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What future for Intel Optane?
Komprise: Data Management Made Easy
Live at VMworld Europe 2018: An Update on VMware Strategy and Vision, or VMware is Cool Again
VMware has stuck around long enough to move from being an underdog into a major established player in the data center world. When companies grow, the added complexity can lead
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NetApp Insight 2018 – Hello Stranger, We Meet Again
