PC & Servers

As distributed workforces grow and hybrid office arrangements evolve, in-office meeting spaces must keep pace with technological advancements and shifting patterns in how they're used.

CIOs can now find high-performance computing equipment, six-figure cost savings, warranties, support contracts, sustainability, and an answer to supply shortages in the circular economy. But will reused IT gear catch on?

Here's InformationWeek's 2021 collection of use cases, case studies, and interviews with some of the top CIOs and IT leaders across enterprises.

New cyber incident reporting requirements for the banking industry; the semiconductor chip shortage; the European Union’s battle with Big Tech; President Biden’s broadband plans, and more.

When it came down to business, supercomputers headed in another direction.

New desktop-as-a-service platforms like Windows 365 provide a glimpse into the future of enterprise desktop management.

Reducing the environmental impacts from technology systems, devices, and capabilities can help companies reach their emissions goals.

To stay ahead in the global supercomputing competition, the US must invest in initiatives that further democratize the high-performance computing field.

Corporate boards will fund digital business initiatives at a higher rate in 2021. Here's what else is coming.

5G networks and the substantial shift to remote operations are making edge computing a new frontier for digital transformation in the enterprise.

Almost overnight, companies pivoted to remote work, but long-term viability requires an all-in commitment to digital transformation across technology and culture.

Now might be the right time to expand your horizons and take a second look at a best-of-breed technology adoption approach.

Changes rocked the network community in 2019. Disruption is likely to continue at an even faster pace in 2020.--Network Computing

CIOs can quickly find themselves on an expensive hardware-replacement treadmill, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

After 60 years, it's time to reexamine how we label and think about information technology, and to give the profession a fresh start.