Infrastructure stories
The partnership will create a complete service offering and single point of contact for businesses requiring both AWS and Microsoft support.
Oracle unveils Autonomous Database Dedicated, offering highest security and control levels to help enterprises move mission-critical workloads to the cloud.
The Paris Cyber SOC will provide advanced incident detection, threat intelligence, orchestration and automation services.
Veritas Technologies has launched the Enterprise Data Services Platform, powered by NetBackup 8.2, to simplify enterprise IT.
Despite a drop in cloud IT infrastructure spending, revenue surged to USD $14.5 billion in Q1 2019, led by Dell with a 17.8% market share.
STACK Infrastructure plans a major expansion at its Chicago data centre, boosting the facility's power capacity from 13MW to at least 33MW.
Motorola Solutions triumphed at the 2019 International Critical Communications Awards, securing three significant honours, including Young Engineer of the Year.
Wide-Area IoT is set to boost mobile infrastructure growth by GBP £130 billion by 2023, says Dell'Oro Group, driven by cellular and non-cellular tech.
Cloud adoption has entered its second decade, marked by accelerated growth, maturing strategies, and a shift to pragmatism, says VMware's CTO Kit Colbert.
Okta expands infrastructure with AWS-based services in Asia Pacific, allowing customers to benefit from local data proximity.
Organisations and IT partners could be forgiven for thinking their own physical infrastructure doesn't matter anymore.
Amazon Web Services unveils AWS Ground Station, enabling cost-effective satellite control and data download via a global network of managed ground antennas.
SUSE introduces SUSE Enterprise Storage 6, its software-defined storage solution, offering enhanced cloud and data protection capabilities.
90% of respondents trust MFA as an effective security control to protect identity data in public clouds, yet only 60% of organisations have formally adopted it.
The company has increased its global network capacity by 40% in just five months, bringing its total egress capacity to 42Tbps.
Passengers could soon book flying taxi trials in Melbourne or Sydney, as Uber prepares to name its first international test city on Monday.
Manufacturers are gaining cheaper, safer and lighter parts as advanced plastics replace metal in machinery, buildings and bulk handling.
Micromobility could ease urban congestion, but cities still face safety, regulation and infrastructure gaps as e-bikes and e-scooters spread.
Gamified training could help ease hiring woes in construction, with a new tycoon game aimed at teaching employability skills and industry realities.
Wellington commuters may still face years of delays, as rapid transit to the airport is not expected before 2029 under the $6.4 billion plan.