Eric Knorr
Eric Knorr is editor in chief at InfoWorld and has been with the publication since 2003. A technology journalist since the start of the PC era, he has developed content to serve the needs of IT professionals for the past decade. He is the former editor of PC World magazine, the creator of the best-selling The PC Bible, a founding editor of CNET, and a veteran of several dot-com follies. Eric has received the Neal and Computer Press Awards for journalistic excellence.
by Eric Knorr
In an exclusive interview, the voluble CEO of Cloudera, Mike Olson, holds forth on the company's new Impala project and the boundless potential of Hadoop ... more
eBay goes public about its first implementation of OpenStack along with Nicira network virtualization, hinting at broader adoption to come... more
Move over, Amazon: Google, HP, and Microsoft, and others want a seat at the table. How do you choose among all those IaaS providers? Start with this quick primer... more
Using Dell's flagship Ultrabook isn't quite like driving a MacBook Air, but it's still a sweet ride... more
In an exclusive interview, CEO Michael Dell talks about his company's new direction and its plans to serve a diverse midmarket ... more
Paul Maritz, CEO of VMware, sees virtualization as one piece of the platform VMware intends to offer a mobile, cloud-enabled world... more
An exclusive interview with Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite, reveals the challenges and rewards of being the leading ERP-as-a-service provider... more
Symantec's CEO outlines why 03 is a critical initiative, and how cloud and virtualization changed business opportunities... more
2010 saw Microsoft make a big grab for the cloud, while big business got serious about building clouds of its own... more
In an interview, the president of Microsoft's Server and Tools Division explains what firms should do now to prep for a move to the cloud
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Depending on whom you talk to, desktop virtualization is either the hottest trend in IT or an expensive notion with limited appeal... more
With its XenClient hypervisor, Citrix could eventually crush VMware's VDI approach to desktop virtualization -- but many questions remain... more
A lot of people scratched their heads over cloud computing this year. Here are the answers to the most persistent questions... more
There's a special place reserved for the stalwart hardware that many of us have depended on day after day, year after year. Or at least, we believe there should be a special place -- which is why we present you with the InfoWorld Hardware Hall of Fame. ... more
2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Brian Young... more
2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Paul Valle... more
2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Joseph Abidaoud ... more
2009 InfoWorld CTO 25 Awards: Anthony Abbattista, Allstate Insurance... more
If we had a Trend of the Year award, cloud computing would be the lucky winner, even though what people mean by "cloud computing" remains up for grabs... more
The project lead explains why the hypervisor is not Hyper-V, how multitenant apps are supported, and why Azure is not like Amazon's EC2... more
Cloudera CEO: We're taking Hadoop beyond MapReduce 
