Enterprise Computing stories - Page 4

Leading Edge Data Centers secures USD $20 million funding from Washington H. Soul Pattinson to expand its regional data centre network across Australia.

NVIDIA’s expanded EGX AI platform is making real-time artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to almost every sector.

Unisys was accepted to join NZ Government’s online market to make it easier for agencies to access CloudForte framework.

Participants will try to compromise a target system protected by Stealth, Unisys’ encrypted, identity-based microsegmentation solution.

Unisys unveils two new CloudForte features on AWS, enhancing cloud security, architecture, and compliance for clients through cutting-edge automation.

Zero trust network access is helping organisations address the protection problem posed by mobile computing and cloud-based applications.

Hackers and cyber criminals place a high value on the patient data healthcare providers have in their records.

The ERP enterprise software segment is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.53% during forecast period 2019-2025 driven by retail segment in particular.

NVIDIA launches new platform to enable low-latency AI at the edge, allowing companies to process real-time streaming data.

Microsoft and Red Hat have launched Azure Red Hat OpenShift, integrating enterprise Kubernetes to streamline hybrid cloud management across Azure services.

Arrow Electronics MD for ANZ, Nick Verykios, has announced he is departing the company as part of a succession plan.

NVIDIA partners with major server manufacturers to provide highly efficient platforms for data analytics and other workloads.

The company has hired a seasoned sales executive in the Australian market and strengthened its regional business presence with four distributors.

Gartner's managing VP says by 2025, 80% of enterprises will have shut down their traditional data centre, versus 10% today.

Cylance unveils CylanceHYBRID and CylanceON-PREM, extending its AI-driven endpoint security to hybrid and private network environments, tackling security gaps.

With 2018 now well underway, it’s interesting to think about the high-level trends at work in the world of corporate technology.

Unisys has moved to include Internet of Things (IoT) devices and other internet connected equipment in the new version of its Unisys Stealth.

Unisys and Cylance partner to launch a global managed security service, combining endpoint protection with advanced AI and machine learning technologies.

Arrow Electronics launches cloud-based energy management solutions using NB IoT, catering to utilities and telecom sectors for enhanced operational efficiency.

For those looking to cut costs, moving non-critical IT requirements outside of their existing Tier 1 location could be an extremely effective measure.