CIO
SEPTEMBER 11, 2023
a data center, cloud, and Managed Services provider, is quick to point out that enterprises’ data sovereignty requirements are growing in scope. Actual control over data, its collection, storage, use and management is becoming one of the key topics in discussions about the global internet.
CIO
JUNE 20, 2023
The result s include 18X faster data backups, 72% less power, and a reduction of 60 tons of CO 2 per year. BNP Paribas moved a portion of its data center operations to atNorth’s facility in Iceland, an economical, energy-efficient data center operating 100% on renewable energy.
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TechCrunch
JUNE 9, 2022
an on-premises data center and public cloud like Amazon Web Services), while multi-cloud combines different clouds of the same type (e.g., Specifically, HYCU sells products — most of them self-serve — for cloud migration, security credential management, disaster recovery, and backup and recovery.
TechCrunch
JANUARY 24, 2023
In the enterprise, there’s been an explosive growth of data — think documents, videos, audio files, posts on social media and even emails. According to a Matillion and IDG survey, data volumes are growing by 63% per month in some organizations — and data’s coming from an increasing number of places.
CIO
SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
Their most pressing issue: the need for technology integration/implementation skills to support digital business initiatives, according to the survey. However, it was challenged by the limits of its IT architecture, complex data regulation requirements, and the ever-increasing need to improve cybersecurity efforts.
Kaseya
MAY 10, 2023
The question remains — do executives and technicians at a managed service provider (MSP) always agree on everything? With the 2023 MSP Benchmark Survey, we aimed to understand how well the business and technical sides of an MSP align. A look at the demographics The 2023 Kaseya MSP Global Benchmark Survey had 1,091 respondents.
Infinidat
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
What enterprise wants to have its data held for ransom because of a ransomware attack? The answer is none, but most of the time enterprise organizations don’t even know that a cybercriminal has infiltrated their data center, network, storage, and servers, compromising their data infrastructure. Cyber terrorists.
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