Morpheus Data’s multi-cloud management platform has been chosen by The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) – what a mouthful – enabling the organisation to quickly share huge amounts of data with its data scientists around the globe.
From cloud, to AI, to trust issues, eight industry experts give their insight into what topics and tech will dominate 2019.
According to Abby Kearns, executive director and Chip Childers, CTO of Cloud Foundry Foundation, 2019 will be the year we see the cloud market morph into a slightly different shape.
Dave Russell, vice president for Product Strategy at Veeam, highlights five major trends for the year ahead that are vital for decision-makers to keep front of mind.
The results of Equinix’s latest survey reveal that more than seven in 10 (71%) organisations are likely to move more of their business functions to the cloud in the coming years. But despite more business moving to the cloud, 70% of these
After surveying more than 250 IT security leaders, Kaspersky Lab has discovered that uncontrolled cloud expansion is the top security concern for more than half (58%) of CISOs.
Abby Kearns, executive director of the Cloud Foundry Foundation shares her views on the IBM/Red Hat deal and why 2019 will be the year of consolidation.
The age of cloud trepidation is almost over as technological advances put paid to the concerns of old. Vincent Lavergne, RVP, Systems Engineering at F5 Networks discusses what’s next for multi-cloud and why the time for adoption is now.
Despite the benefits, security issues in the cloud are just as prevalent (if not more so) as they are on premises. David Emm, principal security researcher at Kaspersky Lab outlines the five stages of cloud security and why out of sight shouldn’t
F5 Networks has unveiled EMEA’s first ever Future of Multi-Cloud (FOMC) report, highlighting game-changing trends and charting adaptive best practice over the next five years.
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