Containers and serverless computing have emerged as two new technologies designed to enhance cloud deployments.

The Open Container Initiative sounds like an outdoor keg party, but is actually a collection of cloud-computing companies working on a common specification for container runtimes.

Do containers and serverless computing compete, do they complement each other, or does one lead to the other? We've asked industry experts for their thoughts.

Linux container technology is the latest computing trend sweeping the computing world. A lot of financial and technical investors, Linux software programmers, and customers are betting that containers ...

Discover how bootable containers simplify deployments, enhance security, and redefine IT management for edge computing and hybrid clouds.

Azure Container Instances bring serverless computing to containers New service lets you deploy containers without having to worry about machines they run on.

Microsoft Corp. announced the general availability of Azure Container Instances on its cloud Wednesday, enabling developers to spin up Linux and Windows containers without needing to manage the ...

Containers, in tandem with edge computing, are optimised for enabling the transmission of data between connected devices and the cloud. Harvesting data from any number of remote devices and processing ...

Containers — which allow applications to run independently of the operating system — were the spark for this evolution, and the growing importance of container orchestration software like ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella mentioned both containers and serverless computing as part of a wide-ranging keynote address.

Thanks to the efforts of Sylabs, open-source containers are starting to focus on high-performance computing—providing new ways of working for enterprise IT organizations.

A Densify survey highlights how the popularity of containers may be making it harder to track cloud computing costs.