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eWEEK NEWS / PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Since the advent of the PC in 1981, the world has pivoted to the cloud, and, in that world, we need a new-age terminal.

Even though people are embedding more and more technology into their lives, organizations’ attempts to meet their needs and expectations can fall short. Thus, it has to be all about what people want, not what companies want.

eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: How Catchpoint simplifies the process of understanding true user experience.

eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Big Blue introduced this week its “radically simplified” FlashSystem storage solutions. Let’s takeHere's a look at what the company is delivering and what enterprise customers stand to gain.

eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: Court approval of the telecom merger will open vast spectrum resources and bring Sprint business customers immediate access to nationwide 5G.

eWEEK CASE STUDY: A highly successful furniture maker explains how its longtime relationship with SAP has enabled the company to maintain growth through the decades.

eWEEK NEW PRODUCT ANALYSIS: The most important news about the S20 5G series is that they introduce a new camera architecture that combines AI with Samsung’s largest-yet image sensor for markedly improved image quality. They also take 8K video.

eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: Why it is important to give credit to a departing CEO while we anticipate the positive changes of the incoming CEO.

Reserve an hour on Wednesday to participate in an informative, interactive chat session about how massive amounts of data are being controlled and managed to best effect for new-age enterprises.

eWEEK PRODUCT NEWS/ANALYSIS: Stellus describes itself as "the world's fastest flash storage." That, folks, is a rather strong statement, but the company is demonstrating that it can back it up.

How early attempts to deploy machine learning inside real-world use cases have led to a new approach called Federated Machine Learning.

eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: In a week filled with major political news, you’d hardly expect that the failure of a mobile app would be a top story, but that was before Iowa.

eWEEK PRODUCT REVIEW / ANALYSIS: Meraki Go is as close to plug-and-play networking as you can get, but in a quest for simplicity, some important features are missing.

NEWS ANALYSIS: IBM showed an example of a smart leadership dynamic with the announcement of CEO Ginni Rometty’s retirement and of the elevation of SVP Arvind Krishna to the chief executive role and SVP and Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst to president.

With apologies to Mark Twain, the claims by 5G advocates that WiFi has entered its decline are simply wrong and self-serving.

eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: The Threadripper desktop is so over the top in terms of cores and performance that it is the equivalent of a hot rod car in a PC.

eWEEK DATA POINTS: What it means that Google is purchasing AppSheet, an 8-year-old no-code platform that specializes in enabling users to build apps without having to write any code.

New mobile application built by Reed Smith’s Records & E-Discovery practice includes contributions from broader e-discovery community.

eWEEK Editor Chris Preimesberger will moderate a live panel discussion on new-gen technology being used to cut costs and improve effectiveness in health care IT.

ServiceNow has risen to prominence with a range of offerings that help customers increase the efficiency of common tasks and the success of business outcomes.

What will it take to bring cybersecurity training into the digital age and better keep pace with emerging dangers? An expert suggests some practical solutions in this eWEEK Data Points article.

Why dynamic market pressures require a rising number of enterprises to deploy intelligent digital supply chain management.

Data can now be captured and manipulated without human effort or engagement. This “automatic data capture,” when used in algorithms, is subject to unintentional biases and distortions.

Speed is what IT is all about, and if your product doesn't have it, it eventually will be surpassed in the market.

Today’s cyber-attacks are simple enough to be deployed at a large scale, and hackers are using them to target small businesses that typically have a moderate amount of data with minimal security.

The Switzerland-based company's acquisition of Sqooba provides granular network visibility for its cloud-based platform.

We're seeing SD-WAN move past the early years of connectivity, next-gen firewalls and secure internet breakouts. Now, it's taking a deeper dive into cloud security and AI-based network automation.

IBM had a banner year in both business and product innovation in a number of different markets.

Why it would be a good marketing idea for major IT companies to have a definitive product that showcases all their new tech in one device.

This eWEEK Data Points article is a little more technical than most, but we're running it because these advances in data storage don't come along every day, and they directly impact a growing number of enterprise systems.