As cloud computing becomes an indispensable part of the global digital infrastructure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a significant commitment to the European market. By pledging €7.8 billion to develop the AWS European Sovereign Cloud by 2040, the tech giant is making a bold statement about its intentions in the region. This decision mirrors the growing need for data
The trajectory of public cloud services is taking a steep climb, with projections putting its global value at an astounding $675.4 billion by 2024. Underpinning this astronomical 20.4% hike from the preceding year are the advancements in generative AI (GenAI), coupled with a sustained move towards modernizing applications. This market dynamism is not a fleeting trend—it’s the shape of things
In a groundbreaking move, Serenity Shield has inaugurated its first decentralized storage facility in Muscat, Oman. This facility heralds the dawn of a new era in data management, transcending the conventional dependencies on centralized data repositories. The launch is the first step in a grand strategy to create the DePIN Network; a worldwide web of interoperable data centers that radically
Duke Energy, a significant player in the utility market, has recalibrated its billing methodology for one of the most energy-intensive industries today: data centers. With the growing digital economy comes an insatiable appetite for the power that these data repositories demand. To address this, Duke has introduced a new structure, including ‘minimum take’ clauses. These obligations compel data centers to
Intel’s data center in Silicon Valley is setting a new standard with the integration of additional solid oxide fuel cell technology through a deal with Bloom Energy. This enhancement is not the first encounter between the two companies; Intel’s facility has been reaping the benefits of Bloom’s fuel cells since 2014. Nonetheless, the expanded collaboration marks a significant increase in
The unprecedented surge in data consumption and processing has pressured data center operators to innovate rapidly. Digital Realty, one of the leading global providers of data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions, is at the forefront of this evolution. With the introduction of their direct liquid cooling (DLC) colocation offering, they’re tackling head-on the challenges presented by the latest high-density workloads,
The Microsoft Power Platform is reshaping the landscape of enterprise resource planning (ERP) with its advanced capabilities when integrated into systems like Dynamics 365 Business Central. This dynamic trio of Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI underscores a new paradigm of business operations, one that exemplifies the seamless fusion of automation, customization, data visualization, and enhanced decision-making. It is
Managing finances effectively is crucial for any business, especially when transactions involve multiple customer accounts within the same corporate family. Dynamics GP, with its National Accounts feature, helps businesses tackle this complexity with ease. Simplifying Payment Applications Streamlined Cash Receipts Process Using Dynamics GP without National Accounts can be tedious, since payments from a parent company that cover subsidiary accounts
The Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) has released a comprehensive research paper that illuminates the evolving reliance on cloud-based services within today’s organizations. Titled “Tough times, but innovation springs internal,” the study underscores the universality of cloud adoption across industries for its pivotal role in lending IT flexibility and agility—an increasingly critical asset in the face of economic headwinds. The Landscape
In an ambitious move to catalyze cloud-powered modernization within South Korea’s public and financial realms, SAP Korea and Samjong KPMG have established a strategic partnership. This coalition signifies a mutual commitment to bolster the adoption of leading-edge technologies like SAP’s Business AI and SAP S/4HANA solutions—conducive for organizations that are navigating the migration to a digital infrastructure. Driving this initiative
Japan’s tech landscape is amid an extraordinary transformation, driven by the pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. Big tech firms such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are leading the charge, investing billions into expanding data centers within the nation’s borders. These investments dovetail with Japan’s strategic national agenda to employ digital infrastructure as a tool for addressing
In the realm of cloud computing, data migration poses a unique set of challenges. Traditionally, transferring large datasets, especially those ever-growing Hadoop data lakes, has been fraught with risks such as business disruption, data loss, and significant downtime. This is where Cirata’s Data Migrator enters the fray, acting as a catalyst for transformation in cloud data moves. The tool has
