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Microsoft is to extend the native capabilities of its Defender for Cloud service to cover the Google Cloud Platform (GCP), bringing all three of the world’s largest public cloud services – Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) being already in scope – under the same cyber...
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For anyone who missed this 2022 memo: Conscious consumerism is in. Companies that aren't getting the message will be left in the dust by those that do.
From the boardroom to the shopping cart, a wide array of stakeholders are looking to environmental, social and governance...
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To present files from multiple sources – public cloud, branch offices, numerous disparate architectures – as if they were all on a local NAS is the promise of Californian startup Hammerscale.
Its Global Data Environment (GDE) comes from the ashes of Primary Data, which tried to...
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With the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing drawing to a close, the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) broadcasting arm has revealed details of how Alibaba’s public cloud technology has helped sports fans all over the world enjoy the event.
The Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) organisation has...
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The Uptime Institute is rolling out an infrastructure health and resiliency assessment service to help reduce the number of datacentre and cloud outages blighting the financial services sector.
The datacentre resiliency think-tank said the offering is designed to provide financial services companies with a comprehensive overview...
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The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is running a data lake across two datacentre sites, based on NetApp storage, to support scientific research.
Modern scientific research is heavily dependent on big data analysis and increasingly relies on artificial intelligence (AI)-based methods. EMBL’s research groups develop their...
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The deployment of smart grid-ready uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) is set to become more commonplace in datacentres over the next four years, paving the way for operators to cultivate their demand-side response energy management strategies.
That’s according to IT market watcher Omdia, which claims the prevalence...
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Scientists all over the world are unequivocal in their call to address global warming. Smart business and IT leaders aren't ignoring it.
Pressure is mounting from all fronts -- government, boards, consumers, for example -- for companies to increase their focus on sustainability and take more...
