Network4Dev is a new site created by Daniel Dib and Cristian Sîrbu to give application developers a base of technical articles about networking. It’s a really interesting idea, and we hope the IT community will help build it into a true resource to make better applications.

With all the new features of Windows Server 2019, Azure Hybrid Benefits might have slipped by unnoticed. But it’s the kind of thing that might have been verboten by Microsoft a few years ago. It shows the company is able to be agile and creative when it comes to their growing cloud solutions.

For this week’s IT Origins interview, we had the privilege to speak to Dremio CEO Tomer Shiran. We discussed how he got his start in IT, compare the tech scenes between Israel and Silicon Valley, and look at the value of over delivering in your career. They also discuss the importance of coffee in being an entrepreneur. It was a great discussion, enjoy!

Kurt Marko wrote up an excellent piece looking at why VMware NSX is the key to future growth for the company.

A recent survey polled people to find the most recognizable company logos. We look at what IT companies resonate across the world.

Chris Evans does a great job showing that Pure Storage’s FlashArray//X isn’t important because it’s a bold new product for the company, but rather because it’s the latest step of iteration in a well executed vision.

This week on the Rundown, Tom and Rich discuss ransomware insurance, VMworld takeaways, training GPUs, and more.

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David Raney takes a look at different approach to data center design, specifically comparing 3 Tier and Leaf/Spine architectures.

There are a lot of differences between the humble Raspberry Pi and Dell EMC’s R7415 server. But perhaps the most interesting thing is what these two devices have in common.