Cloud Services stories - Page 2
Over the last decade the IT world has seen a mass transition from in-house computer assets to everything-as-a-service in the cloud, with hardware, platform and services now all commonly cloud-resident. Ideally positioned to support distributed working and working from home, most major players are currently moving or planning to move more than half of their operations to the cloud. The current direction of travel is to multi-cloud deployment, seen as providing greater flexibility, specialisation and security.
The main bumps in the road have shown up in skills shortages reported by many organisations, complexity leading to misconfiguration and the need to operate and integrate multiple security dashboards. Consequently, third-party cloud security providers are a hot growth area.
Synology launches AI Wi-Fi camera for Australia & NZ
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physical security
Synology has launched the CC400W, its inaugural AI Wi-Fi camera, introducing a new era of smart surveillance for businesses across Australia and New Zealand.
Portworx unveils enterprise data platform for KubeVirt VMs
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virtualisation
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Portworx has launched an enterprise data management platform aimed at KubeVirt virtual machines, promising cost savings amid rising cloud infrastructure demands.
Percona Everest now deployable on Red Hat OpenShift
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Percona has unveiled that its cloud-native database platform, Percona Everest, now supports deployment on Red Hat OpenShift, enhancing hybrid cloud capabilities.
Northern Data & Gcore to launch AI platform collaboration
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data protection
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edge ai
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cloud services
Northern Data Group and Gcore have teamed up to launch a comprehensive AI platform aimed at enterprises, targeting a projected USD $169 billion inferencing market by 2032.
Datadog to open first Australian data centre by mid-2025
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siem
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digital transformation
Datadog plans its first data centre in Australia by mid-2025, responding to local privacy demands and expanding services to over 1,000 clients.
F5 unveils VELOS upgrades for AI in service providers
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network infrastructure
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application security
F5 has launched updates to its VELOS product line, enhancing AI capabilities for service providers with advanced solutions like the 6-Tbps chassis and 400-Gbps blade.
LoftLabs launches vNode for enhanced Kubernetes isolation
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storage
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virtualisation
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devops
LoftLabs has launched vNode, a virtual container runtime that boosts node-level isolation in Kubernetes, offering enhanced security without extra hardware.
Portworx Enterprise 3.3 offers VMs on Kubernetes upgrade
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storage
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data protection
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Portworx by Pure Storage has unveiled Enterprise 3.3, a container data management platform optimised for KubeVirt VMs, promising cost savings of 30%-50%.
Exclusive: Why every day should be World Backup Day
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firewalls
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data protection
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As World Backup Day concludes, cybersecurity expert Sean Deuby stresses the importance of daily data protection practices to stave off severe business disruptions.
Evolving strategies essential amidst AI-driven cyber threats
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data protection
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ransomware
As AI-driven cyber threats escalate, experts urge businesses to enhance backup strategies, emphasising the need for strong data protection against ransomware.
Gresham appoints Matthew Greninger as General Manager
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risk & compliance
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ai
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cloud services
Gresham has appointed Matthew Greninger as General Manager of Data Automation Solutions, aiming to strengthen its market presence in financial technology.
AMD's 5th Gen EPYC powers new Oracle Cloud E6 shapes
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public cloud
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ai
AMD has launched its 5th Gen EPYC processors in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's E6 shapes, promising up to double the cost and performance efficiency of the previous generation.
World Cloud Security Day: Genetec outlines best practices for cyber resilience
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Genetec has issued best practices to boost cyber resilience for organisations using cloud systems, amidst rising cyber threats ahead of World Cloud Security Day.
Boost your cybersecurity with a purpose-built backup appliance
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data protection
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Following a severe ransomware attack, Casio highlights the urgent need for robust data security solutions, prompting the launch of Synology's ActiveProtect backup appliance.
CloudCasa enhances Kubernetes backup with new features
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data protection
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hybrid cloud
CloudCasa has unveiled an enhanced version of its software, boosting Kubernetes backup and disaster recovery with new file-level restore features for users.
Experts urge enhanced data protection as threats rise
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data protection
As World Backup Day nears, tech experts warn that enhancing data protection and connectivity is crucial amidst rising cyber threats and ransomware attacks.
Australia's AI adoption spurs call for proactive security
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data protection
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digital transformation
The rise of artificial intelligence in Australia is set to drive organisations to invest nearly AUD $6.2 billion in information security by 2025, amidst rising data risks.
World Backup Day: AI pivotal in reshaping backup for SMBs
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World Backup Day highlights the data protection challenges facing Australia’s 2.5 million SMBs, with growing cloud reliance but concerning backup gaps.
Macquarie Cloud Services debuts AI-focused podcast series
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partner programmes
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financial systems
Macquarie Cloud Services has launched an AI-centric series in their Cloud Reset podcast, featuring insights from top industry leaders to tackle AI challenges.
SquareX warns of rising browser-native ransomware threat
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saas
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data protection
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ransomware
SquareX warns of an emerging threat from browser-native ransomware, posing severe risks to internet users as cybercriminals adapt to new vulnerabilities.