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Achieve scalable cyber resiliency in the cloud during an age of exponential data growth

CIO

Accessing this data and keeping it available for end-users is a critical capability for a modern business. When data is unavailable or worse, lost, the consequences can be dire: unhappy customers, lost revenue, even compliance or legal ramifications. Organizations need data resilience to ensure business continuity.

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Cloud Data Security: Encryption at Rest Best Practices

Xebia

Cloud resources run in data centers, the same way on-premises resources do, but with a layer of sophistication to achieve abstraction and ease of usage for the customer. For all those reasons, compliance and controls are usually very robust. Their success relies on the confidence that customers deposit in them.

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How strategic partnerships are the key to AI-driven innovation

CIO

Security and data privacy The introduction of GenAI into enterprise workflows, and the related data needed to power it, amplifies the need for CIOs to implement robust security measures, develop incident response plans, and stay vigilant against evolving cyber threats to protect sensitive information and maintain business continuity.

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Becoming the sustainability partner our customers need

CIO

We know our customers need a trusted digital infrastructure partner to help them meet their sustainability goals, which is why we’ve made it a top priority to become a sustainability leader in the data center industry. Nothing that our business has done or will ever do would be possible without the power of people.

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Avoiding Last-Mile Challenges for Remote Workers

CIO

Some of your applications might not be suited for a public cloud-based approach for several reasons including security, compliance, latency, and legacy design. If you must keep everything ‘on-the-ground’ in your data center, then follow a provision-monitor-adjust-repeat approach to ensure you can support the business.

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A Customer’s Journey to OCI – Avail Infrastructure Solutions Adopts Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for Enterprise Workloads

Apps Associates

A tool-based approach was chosen to achieve a challenging timeline of migration (RackWare) and carve-out (eprentise) from the parent company data center to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

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The Basics: Edge Computing 

Invid Group

Edge computing is a distributed computing paradigm that processes data closer to the network’s edge, where it is generated, instead of transmitting it to a centralized data center. Compared to cloud computing, it has several benefits, such as lower latency, better data privacy and security, and a need for less bandwidth.