InfoWorld Daily: Afternoon Edition

Nov 07, 2016

Java, C remain entrenched as most popular languages

The stalwarts have held the top two spots in Tiobe's popularity index since 2001, even as other languages get all the hype. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Docker, machine learning are top tech trends for 2017

•	Best Deals of the Week, October 31st - November 4th - Deal Alert

•	Kubernetes comes to Azure Container Service at last

•	5 flavors of hybrid cloud transforming the enterprise

•	Machine learning megaguide: Amazon, Microsoft, Databricks, Google, HPE, IBM

White Paper: Dell Inc

Busting Solid-Stage Storage Myths

What place should solid-state storage assume in your IT architecture? And what are the best options for the average data center to maximize the value of flash? Read More ▶

Docker, machine learning are top tech trends for 2017

ThoughtWorks' semiannual Technology Radar also says augmented reality, microservices, and more autonomous team structures will surge in the coming year. Read More ▶

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Best Deals of the Week, October 31st - November 4th - Deal Alert

Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week, the week of October 24th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶

Kubernetes comes to Azure Container Service at last

Microsoft's cloud container service now comes with support for Kubernetes, and in time will become part of Azure's infrastructure set to be open-sourced. Read More ▶

5 flavors of hybrid cloud transforming the enterprise

The cloud won't magically replace the datacenter anytime soon, and companies still have to grapple with managing on-prem and cloud systems together. Read More ▶

Machine learning megaguide: Amazon, Microsoft, Databricks, Google, HPE, IBM

Download InfoWorld's massive roundup of Amazon, Microsoft, Databricks, Google, HPE, and IBM machine learning toolkits. Read More ▶

White Paper: Turbonomic

How to Overcome the Challenges of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) holds great promise for end-user computing teams to centralize management and maintenance, lower operational costs, improve security, and deliver flexibility to mobile workers across a range of delivery form factors and devices. It is imperative that engineering and operations teams have a control system in place to assure VDI performance. Read More ▶

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