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A view of the cloud in Asia
The Asia Pacific region is fast becoming a centre for cloud technology, and as a rising arena of play it has bodies falling into place to keep it in check.
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Encrypting cloud data
Being free to choose the most suitable encryption for your business seems a good idea, but only if it works in a context of recognised standards.
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Big Computing 2015
Neil Cattermull considers the year ahead for the cloud and predicts Big Data, IoT and Big Computing will be the hot topics.
Articles
Explaining Big Data to the Mother-in-law
Companies have always used data and information to help run and make decisions about their business.
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From Cloud to Big Data
Our obsession with defining services under the banner of cloud computing will diminish next year as the opportunities Big Data provides are realised.
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Personal clouds
There is there a general lack of understanding by the public in the commodity cloud services that are provided for free.
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The data centre in 2020
Pulsant's Matt Lovell considers the data centre in 2020 and what we can expect in the future.
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Navigating the hybrid highway
In the second part of our hybrid special Bree Freeman explains the potential pitfalls of adopting the hybrid cloud path.
News
Infinera Cloud Xpress now shipping
Infinera has started shipping Cloud Xpress - family of metro optical platforms designed for network operators delivering Cloud-based services.
News
Node4’s on-net with Virgin Media
Node4 upgrades Leeds data centre and is now on-net with Virgin Media.
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Bah Humbug Cloud
As Christmas nears Russel Ridgley, Head of Cloud Services for Pulsant, considers capacity at this festive but busy time of year.
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Hybrid: The Scrabble proof point
Now that the hybrid cloud is now open for business Paul Gainham from Juniper Networks considers its value.