Cloud Service Providers (CSP) stories
Cloud adoption rises during COVID-19 pandemic but businesses are not satisfied due to migration challenges, says research.
Colt Data Center Services' Inzai 3 hyperscale data center in Japan achieves over 90% pre-letting, highlighting strong demand for data center services.
Worldwide end-user spending on public cloud services is forecast to grow 18.4% in 2021 to total $304.9 billion.
The rapid shift to remote working has accelerated cloud migration but created security gaps for Asia Pacific organisations.
Equinix expands Platform Equinix with a third data center in Perth, Australia, to meet growing demand for digital infrastructure.
The 2020 Future Cyber Threats report by Accenture highlights six extreme threats to the global financial services sector. Here are four of them.
Cloud computing market experiences significant growth as COVID-19 drives increased remote working and learning, according to Canalys data.
Schneider Electric enhances its EcoStruxure platform with AI-supported UPS battery health assessment and other features.
New HCI, cloud, storage and data protection integration with latest VMware releases for edge locations, data centres and hybrid clouds.
Before any cloud migration, it is essential to know exactly what data the organisation already has and where it's located.
Cloud networking company neutrality.one expands into Asia, Middle East, and Africa with new point of presence in Dubai's datamena facility.
Netlinkz sees 846% revenue jump to USD $5.25 million, driven by the rising demand for its secure VSN technology, especially in China and India.
Vertiv named leading supplier in modular data center market, with scalability and speed of deployment driving growth.
NTT Ltd is focusing on development opportunities in Hong Kong, India, and the UK with new data center deployments and expansions.
5G Future Forum has released technical specification abstracts designed to aid in the global adoption of 5G multi-access edge computing (MEC) enabled solutions.
Global public cloud services market revenue reached $233.4 billion in 2019, with the top 5 providers capturing over a third of the market, according to IDC.
Google Cloud has ranked as the number one cloud service provider to the retail sector, outpacing overall market leader AWS and second-placed Microsoft Azure.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic will continue to impact the market both negatively and positively throughout 2020 and into the first half of 2021.
Cloud infrastructure spending reached $34.6bn in Q2 2020, as cloud-based services played a crucial role during lockdown, according to Canalys.
Outlining three of the key risks involved with cloud computing, as well as strategies for how to mitigate against them.
