Cloud computing: a driver for data center investment

AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud account for almost half of future investment. The Dell'Oro Group has published the "Data Center IT Capex 5-Year Forecast Report". The statistical analysis predicts that the big three of AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud will account for more than half of this…

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Cloud SASE: how to improve your company’s security experience

Protecting 21st century businesses requires a new connected and automated approach to security. Find out why SASE architecture is the best way for your organization to protect its network from the cyber threats of today and tomorrow. As a result of COVID-19, enterprises quickly realized that their security infrastructure…

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Kyndryl to expand its business on automation and data services

Listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol KD, Kyndryl, IBM's former infrastructure managed services business, is now an independent company. While close ties remain between the two companies - IBM retains a 19.9 percent stake in Kyndryl, which will remain one of its largest customers…

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OTTR: An Airbnb-style public key serverless framework

Airbnb has just released OTTR, a serverless infrastructure developed in-house, as open source. Its objective is to manage the lifecycle of public keys. Known for its apartment and house bookings, Airbnb has invested heavily in its IT platform to serve its intermediary business. In a blog, the company has…

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The 3 biggest Cloud services providers have earned nearly $22 billion in one quarter in 2019!

In just one quarter, the three leaders of the Amazon Web Services Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud generated nearly $22 billion in revenue. Proof, if one were needed, that the growth of the cloud never ends. The cloud continues its rapid growth. If you don't believe it, look…

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The cloud remains the best option for enterprise data backup

A company is generally created to generate wealth and above all to sustain it over time. Throughout its existence, it must, therefore, keep a ton of information, which is essential to safeguard carefully.Whether it is accounting information or information about employees and customers, everything must be kept strictly confidential.…

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Why should you consider buying a nas for your home.

Well known in the business world, NAS (Network Attached Storage) servers are becoming more and more popular in the home. Connected to your router, they are a suitable and straightforward solution for storing, backing up and sharing data between several computers. They consume very little energy and operate silently...…

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Hertz: How big data is delivering big advantages

At a Glance Hertz: The World’s Largest Car Rental Company • 8300 locations • 146 countries • Customer sentiment data generated at every location • Previously data processed at every location • Big data tooling from IBM/Mindshare centralized data gathering • Tooling processed data consistently • Data processed in…

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Facebook backpedaling on its personal data management

Ten days after the revelation of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook is still facing a flurry of criticism. Mark Zuckerberg's mea culpa was a little late, and the social network has just announced a redesign of its mobile interface, supposed to facilitate data control by users. "What the company…

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Carfit wants to democratize automotive vibration analysis.

The start-up Carfit, based in the United States and France, wants to apply the principles of "quantified self" to the automobile. They created a small connected object that analyzes vehicle vibrations to anticipate breakdowns. If wearable tech and quantified self - the recording of physical activity for self-improvement -…

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Google getting blamed for the use of children’s data on YouTube

On Monday, April 9, 2018, some twenty digital rights associations filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States. They accuse Google of illegally collecting personal data about children via the YouTube platform and using it for targeted advertising. As Facebook falters following the Cambridge…

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Specsavers harnesses data to sharpen its performance visibility

Leading glasses retailer completes a global technology refresh in order to take full advantage of its data in a bid to improve IT for the back-office as well as support its well know two-for-one offering. Customers With 1,500 stores and 26,000 staff across the Channel Islands, UK, Ireland, the…

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Hilton Hotels: Getting into bed with big data

Find out how a unique in-page data capture technology delivered unprecedented detail and accuracy into its existing and future customers for the world-renowned Hilton chains of hotels. This case study was written by Celebrus Technologies Limited. Detail and accuracy Celebrus’ unique in-page data capture technology (which powers their range…

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New technologies in marketing: at what point does sophisticated become creepy?

As part of our current focus on marketing, Imogen Putler looks into the use of big data and other innovative technologies in this area and examines consumers’ reaction to and tolerance of marketing’s increasingly sophisticated advertising methods. There have been some incredible new advances in marketing techniques over the…

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Automotive innovation: big data driving the changes

The world of automotive has long been a ripe breeding ground for telematics – communicative devices which transmit data back and forth between two points. When big data and real-time analytics are thrown into the mix, the opportunities for innovation are endless. Google’s driverless car may still be some…

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