Cloud data center stories

Korean Air has migrated its entire IT infrastructure to Amazon Web Services three years after announcing plans for cloud migration in 2018.>>

A new report from AWS and 451 Research suggests cloud infrastructure offers major benefits in terms of reducing energy usage, and the resulting reduction in carbon emissions.>>

WANdisco's survey shows most companies migrate data to the cloud using trucks and other outdated methods.>>

Navégalo is able to provide quality services at an excellent price for all companies with operations anywhere in Central America.>>

WANdisco, a LiveData company, has announced its LiveData Migrator platform can now automate the migration of Apache Hive metadata directly into Databricks, enabling users to quickly enable new AI and machine learning capabilities.>>

Data management company StorageCraft has released major updates to its flagship backup and recovery platforms.>>

CLOUDWRXS has launched its new Intelligent Orchestration Platform for medium and large enterprises.>>

Cloud consultancy firm Cogniflare has announced the official launch of Kyrah, its new enterprise data management platform for Google Cloud customers. >>

Seattle based data storage company Qumulo has announced support for the Amazon Nimble Studio.>>

Adaggra will lead the company’s growth strategy in the region, spanning the company’s existing and new markets.>>

Microsoft has plans to launch its first data center region in Malaysia as part of an effort to deliver local cloud services and support the country’s digital growth.>>

The facility's total floor space now spans more than 70,000 square metres.>>

“We will launch all necessary steps to set up a brand-new internet data centre in Bahrain to provide better coverage all over the Middle East and North African regions.">>

How integrating intel memory failure prediction with AMI firmware further reduces memory failures in the data center.>>

“The impact of COVID-19 fundamentally accelerated the concept of ‘mission critical’. Overnight, businesses became even more reliant on the cloud to enable operations, processes and remote collaboration.”>>

In a coup for the Darwin area, local Indigenous-owned business Binary Security has acquired the rights to operate a major new data centre at Charles Darwin University.>>

IT organisations are not prepared to meet the rapidly changing demands of network connectivity in handling data.>>

The effort will seek to improve upon the regions’ lack of digital infrastructure and poor connectivity, the two companies say.>>

Digital Realty has today announced a webinar based on its recent report exploring the role of data centres within the climate change debate, and will explore the viable solutions available to help data centre operators fight the rising tide of environmental challenges.>>

We spoke to Acronis co-founder and technology president Stas Protassov to discuss these announcements.>>

As the city accounting for 65% of Australia’s financial services activity, Sydney will inevitably be at the centre of the new data centre wave.>>

The APAC region is set to be the biggest market for data centers by 2021, with a total market size to be around US$28 billion by 2024 for colocation data centres, according to a new joint report from Digital Realty and Eco-Business.>>

Microsoft’s ‘Reimagine Taiwan’ initiative will be bolstered by the company’s plans to create a new data center region in the country.>>

The expansion ensures that the full range of Acronis Cyber Protection Solutions will be available to partners and organisations around the world.>>