Cloud Expo Europe returns to London’s ExceL on March 12 – 13 and for this year the organisers have included three new events – Blockchain Tech World, AI Tech World and DevOps Live – joining the lineup of technology events taking place
Most businesses are anticipating the fruition of several extraordinary technologies being crafted over the next few years, says Donna Johnson.
Etix Everywhere Borealis has signed contracts with Icelandic providers securing a total of 45 MW of green power. These contracts will support the expansion of its HPC and Blockchain data centres in the country.
Kaloom has released Cloud Edge Fabric (CEF) which features a Tbps 5G user plane function and integrated network slicing for fully automated edge data centre deployments.
Optical connectivity services provider AFIBER has expanded its service footprint with the maincubes AMS01 data centre located in the Schiphol-Rijk district of Amsterdam.
Google hired more than 10,000 people in the US last year and made over $9 billion in investments, according to CEO Sundar Pichai.
Sustainability issues such as climate change, endangered species and hazardous emissions continue to make headlines and a growing number of people are aware of how their travel and lifestyles affect the environment. The impact from IT products is less well known, however.
Best known for its IT solutions for the digital enterprise, BMC has expanded its partnership with IBM, building on a cognitive collaboration introduced in 2017, where AI technologies from IBM Watson were seamlessly integrated into BMC Helix, BMC’s cognitive service management solution.
Research conducted by LEXIS, which explored consumer sentiment on cybersecurity across nine countries has found that 46% of consumers are worried about cybercrime. And this number rises to 49% for respondents with elderly parents and 54% for those with children.
For the port of Marseille-Fos, globalisation does not simply mean more ships, it also means more information flows. Data traffic through the port is predicted to grow at a rate of 45% per year over the next decade.
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