Semiconductors aren’t normally hot news. However, the recent chip shortage has them front and center—especially since they power the machines that power cloud. In this episode, David Linthicum talks with Deloitte’s Brandon Kulik about the state of the
semiconductor industry—how it’s leveraging cloud to move faster, and how hyperscalers are beginning to manufacture their own chips to meet demand. Brandon also discusses new players in the market and what the future holds for the industry.
New approaches to app and tech integration can boost digital transformation
Got cloud problems? Look to strategy and process fixes for solutions
It’s all here: inside the 2021 “Accelerate State of DevOps” report
Cloud 2022: growing pains, new tech, and solving the complexity conundrum
It's cloud to the rescue to combat smartphone fraud
Cloud 2022: distributed, edgy, more cost-effective, and in need of talent
Looking back at cloud’s 2021: where we are and how we got here
re:Invent 2021: how AWS is making cloud better, starting now
How cloud software goes global via hyperscaler partnerships.
Migrating from mainframe to cloud: the journey to success
Four essential tips to help build a sound cloud architecture
Transforming SaaS cost structures with consumption-based billing
CaaS: democratizing access to containers to power cloud value
CloudOps—it’s how savvy companies do cloud the right way
Cloud managed services: a great way to do cloud security
Using infrastructure pipelines to reduce cloud complexity
Strategies to help ensure multicloud success
Ready for cloud's future? It might be a quantum leap
Migrating from mainframe to cloud: a success story in Utah
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