Amazon Web Services (AWS) stories - Page 49
Originally disrupting the book retailing business, Amazon Web Services has since emerged as a world’s
leader in the provision of ‘as a Service’ computing resources. With more than 200 services available
covering infrastructure, platform, compute, storage and applications as a service, AWS solutions are
provided from a network of 38 data centers around the world. A cluster of AWS data centres is planned
for New Zealand, headquartered in Auckland, and likely to be online by 2024.
ioFABRIC: Surprise, your storage needs a forklift upgrade
Mon, 9th Apr 2018
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Businesses, it’s time to stop the storage refresh cycle. ioFABRIC's AI-driven, objective-defined storage eliminates the need for costly upgrades.
“As revolutionary as the Internet” - Oracle CTO unveils new autonomous database
Wed, 28th Mar 2018
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Oracle's Larry Ellison introduces new cloud database, claiming it's as revolutionary as the Internet. Takes aim at Amazon's offering.
Interview: IBM New Zealand's John Martin talks GDPR, NZ's Privacy Act, and Australia's NDB laws
Thu, 22nd Mar 2018
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John Martin of IBM New Zealand discusses the impact of GDPR, Australia's NDB laws, and New Zealand's Privacy Act on businesses and cybersecurity practices.
Deloitte strengthens AWS and cloud offerings with API Talent acquisition
Mon, 19th Mar 2018
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Deloitte has acquired API Talent, the first New Zealand provider to qualify for AWS DevOps competency and a certified AWS MSP Partner.
Deloitte acquires API Talent to ramp up AWS cloud offerings
Mon, 19th Mar 2018
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Deloitte acquires New Zealand’s API Talent to enhance AWS cloud services; co-owners join as partners, aiming to boost cloud adoption in local firms.
Is Microsoft opening data centres in Germany? Here’s what we know
Fri, 16th Mar 2018
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Reports have emerged stating Microsoft to be investing more than €100 million in two data centres in Germany, but the company remains non-committal.
AWS launches image recognition AI for APAC developers
Wed, 14th Mar 2018
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Amazon Rekognition makes it easy to add image analysis to applications, using powerful, deep learning-based image and face recognition.
Polycom brings Microsoft Teams and Alexa to ‘conference smartphone’
Tue, 13th Mar 2018
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Polycom has expanded its capabilities with Microsoft, AWS, Zoom and Bluejeans to the Trio, the ‘smartphone for the conference room’.
Amazon Web Services strikes record deal with Taipei Government
Mon, 12th Mar 2018
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Amazon Web Services inks a landmark deal with the Taipei Government to boost cloud-based big data in education, partnering with seven local universities.
Cloudera expands machine learning & data analytics footprint
Mon, 12th Mar 2018
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Cloudera has launched Cloudera Altus with SDX, a PaaS with a shared data catalog for machine learning and analytics.
Exclusive Interview: The mandatory data breach laws are here, but can the channel take advantage?
Thu, 22nd Feb 2018
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We spoke to Juniper Networks to get their take on the Mandatory Data Breach Laws, and where they see opportunity for channel partners.
Hackers exploit Tesla's AWS servers to mine cryptocurrency
Thu, 22nd Feb 2018
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Tesla is reassuring customers that a recent cryptojacking has not compromised vehicle safety of customer privacy.
Orion Health releases cloud-based Rhapsody Integration Engine with AWS
Mon, 19th Feb 2018
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Orion Health has launched Rhapsody-as-a-Service on AWS, offering healthcare enterprises seamless integration, cost savings, and enhanced security in the cloud.
New malicious search engine trawls AWS servers for sensitive data
Sat, 17th Feb 2018
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As if it wasn’t easy enough already, the lives for hackers has just been made a lot easier with a tool that lays bare AWS S3 servers.
The murky world of Australia & Singapore's workforce monitoring laws
Fri, 16th Feb 2018
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Australia's workforce monitoring laws rank second least complex, only behind the US, balancing IP protection with employee privacy, reveals a new study.
AWS and SUSE expand collab to boost SAP migration to cloud
Thu, 15th Feb 2018
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SUSE has expanded their collaboration with Amazon Web Services to further accelerate SAP migrations to Linux on AWS.
Azure nipping at the heels of AWS, new cloud report finds
Thu, 15th Feb 2018
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Microsoft's Azure is closing the gap with Amazon Web Services in cloud adoption, particularly among enterprises, RightScale's latest survey reveals.
Xerox responds to 'meritless' lawsuit filed by large shareholder
Wed, 14th Feb 2018
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Xerox has labelled a lawsuit filed by major shareholder Darwin Deason against its Fuji deal as meritless, pledging a vigorous defence.
Major Xerox shareholder files lawsuit: 'Do not let Fuji steal this company from us.'
Wed, 14th Feb 2018
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Xerox shareholder Carl Icahn's lawsuit labels Fujifilm's merger plan as a fraud, claiming it undervalues Xerox and favours Fuji without a cash investment.
Alibaba gives AWS, Microsoft and Google a run for their cloud money
Mon, 12th Feb 2018
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New data from Synergy Research Group has solidified the world’s most dominant cloud providers as Amazon (AWS), Microsoft, Google – and Alibaba.