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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Ex-Telecity Exec to Run Digital Realty’s EMEA Business
Digital Realty Trust has appointed Rob Coupland, a former executive from TelecityGroup, the European data center provider recently acquired by Equinix, Digital’s biggest competitor, to run its business in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Continue reading
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Tagged 400-bad-request, cloud-computing, europe, hosting, infrastructure, regions, request, shared
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Google Brings Cloud Services Together Under ‘Google Cloud’ Brand
Among the announcements at Google’s Horizon event, the company told attendees to expect 8 new regions for Google Cloud Platform to go live next year. Continue reading
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Tagged among-the-announcements, announcements, google-cloud, horizon, infrastructure, new-regions, public, the-announcements, told-attendees, web hosting
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Will Internet of Things Ignite Power by the Hour?
The consumption-based model appears to be pretty powerful for unlocking a lot of opportunity, but we have to be careful how we get to it, says Mark Patel, a McKinsey partner. Continue reading
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Intel and Cloudera Introduce Open Source Cybersecurity Project Apache Spot
Intel and Cloudera have donated a machine learning threat intelligence project, called Apache Spot, to the Apache Software Foundation. Continue reading
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Tagged apache, apache-spot, cloudera, hosting, machine-learning, security and privacy, threat-intelligence, vodahost, web hosting
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Report: Cybercriminals, Not State-Sponsored Actors, Likely Behind Yahoo Breach
The theft of 500 million Yahoo user credentials was carried out by a gang of cybercriminals based in Eastern Europe, and possibly not a “state-sponsored actor” as the company has claimed. Continue reading
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Tagged 500-million, eastern, eastern-europe, hosting, security and privacy, user-credentials, yahoo
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