Insights
Next Platform, GPU powered AI
We asked over a thousand organizations worldwide about the makeup of their legacy systems and how they managed their data and applications. The results highlight the extent to which many organizations continue to rely on traditional systems, whilst simultaneously adopting open source, and using cutting edge technology to gain insights and create value.
Blocks and Files, Managing and Storing Data
We asked over 600 organizations worldwide, from a range of industries, to give us an insight into how much data they were actually managing, and what technologies they were using to accommodate it.
Next Platform, What do Server buyers want?
Any organization can have some or all its “servers” in the cloud and can buy them from a multitude of sources with any range of chips inside them. We asked more than 1,200 server buyers what has changed in how they buy and operate their servers – and what has stayed the same.
IT Budgets and Sentiments Q2 2023
How does the economy affect IT spending plans? We spoke to almost 3,000 IT decision makers from a range of geographies, company sizes, and industries, to see just how things feel at the sharp end of tech procurement.
Datacenter futures shaped by Power and the Cloud
It’s clear the vast majority of organizations still have some or all of their datacenter infrastructure onprem. While 31.9 per cent of respondents are entirely on-prem, 40.4 percent are hybrid, and 18.1 percent rely completely on the cloud for their datacenter infrastructure. Just under one in ten are co-located.
IT Departments need help with their Data Storage
The majority of IT Departments, 61.2 per cent, said they were not using data management software. This might be all the more surprising given the wide range of storage types IT Departments are using. But that is just one of the findings from our latest report.
Kubernetes. IT Departments say it's complicated
To get a handle on what Kubernetes adoption looks like in the real world, we asked over 1600 Register readers across the world and from a variety of industries, about their experiences of using the platform in production. Or not, as the case may be.
What drives IT Procurement
You might think the unprecedented economic and political volatility across the globe will feed through into technology buying decisions with financial concerns outweighing technology initiatives. That’s what we were aiming to find out in October 2022 with our research into buying and procurement, which covered over 1,100 technology professionals in a broad range of industries, right across the globe.
IT Budgets and the looming recession
In September 2022 we surveyed 1,600 IT professionals and decision makers from across the world to get a better idea of how organizations are preparing for the coming year. Critically how those preparations impact their predicted investment in IT..