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Global Cloud Services
7 key elements of an effective disaster recovery plan
A disaster recovery plan is a set of detailed, documented guidelines that outline a company’s critical assets and explain how the organisation will respond to unplanned incidents.
Global Cloud Services
Boot-optimised storage solutions: Enhancing system performance
Boot-optimised storage solutions are specialised configurations designed to improve the boot time and performance of computer systems.
North America Institutional
EVs compatible with Tesla chargers: Access and adaptations
The compatibility of non-Tesla EVs with Tesla chargers is an evolving landscape, driven by technological, regulatory, and market factors.
North America Cloud Services
Are all EV chargers the same? EVs’ types and standards
EV chargers are not all the same, varying in connector types, charging speeds, and compatibility with different vehicles.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Are EV chargers universal? compatibility and standards
As the EV industry moves towards more unified standards, the convenience and accessibility of EV charging are expected to improve.
Companies
Microsoft and Lumen forge $20M deal to boost AI infrastructure
OUR TAKEMicrosoft and Lumen Technologies are joining forces to supercharge AI workloads. This strategic move by Microsoft, the AI player with significant investments in OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is particularly timely. The tech giant has been grappling with data centre capacity…
Global Cloud Services
Apple Maps goes web-based, challenging Google with new features
OUR TAKEApple’s dropping another bombshell with Apple Maps on the web. It’s like they’re saying, ‘Hey Google, we’re coming for you!’ Remember when Siri first battled Alexa for smart home supremacy? This feels like a similar turf war. With cross-browser compatibility and features…
Companies
Dazz raises $50M, advancing AI-driven cloud cybersecurity
OUR TAKEDazz is really raking it in with that 50M funding. It′s crazy to think they′re valued close to 400 million already, just a year after launch. They’re definitely shaking up the cybersecurity game with their AI-powered approach. But let’s not forget, the industry’s been…
Global Institutional
Why your business needs a cybersecurity disaster recovery plan?
Cybersecurity disaster recovery planning is essential for organisations to quickly respond to and recover from incidents such as cyber-attacks and IT disruptions. This strategic approach includes risk assessments, recovery strategies and compliance with regulatory standards to…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Who is Charles Hoskinson? The visionary behind Cardano
Charles Hoskinson’s work is characterised by a commitment to scientific research aiming to create more secure, and decentralised systems.
Leaders
Meta shuts down 63,000 Nigerian scam Instagram accounts
Meta has taken action against a Nigerian scam network by removing 63,000 Instagram involved in financial sexual extortion.
Companies
Hackers leak documents from Leidos, an IT services provider to US
Hackers have leaked internal documents from Leidos, a major US government IT services provider, after a third-party vendor breach.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
5 features of Nest Locator Tag, Google’s air tag
The Nest Locator Tag represents Google’s latest foray into personal tracking devices, offering a robust alternative to Apple’s AirTag.
Global Cloud Services
5 purposes of air tags: Tracking, security, and peace of mind
Air tags serve a multifaceted purpose in modern life, providing a convenient and effective solution for tracking and securing personal items.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
Data centre operator Equinix plans $2B sale of Hong Kong stake
Equinix is considering selling a 25% stake in its Hong Kong data centres, valued at $2 billion, to capitalise on the surge in AI-driven demand.
Global Cloud Services
What types of EV chargers are there?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a sustainable alternative to traditional internal combustion engines, with the promise of reduced environmental impact and innovative mobility. An integral part of the EV ecosystem is the variety of charging options available to owners.…
Global Cloud Services
Cyabra to go public via SPAC merger, valued at $70M
OUR TAKEThe startup Cyabra is set to go public through a merger with Trailblazer Merger, valuing the company at $70 million. In just a few years since its inception, Cyabra has managed to attract major investors like OurCrowd and Founders Fund, collaborated with 19 governments to…
Companies
Hackers freeze 600+ buildings in Lviv with 2-day heating outage
OUR TAKELviv experienced a digital chill when FrostyGoop malware shut off the heat for two days in January 2024. While it might sound like a movie plot where hackers cripple a city’s infrastructure, this was real life, and 600 buildings were left in the cold. Dragos had…
Asia-Pacific Institutional
China revises law on state secrets for data security and restrictions
OUR TAKEChina has made important revisions to its state secrets law to address growing international competition in science and technology and to protect national security. The new rules limit management of how government officials and private companies handle sensitive…
Companies
Mom’s website sues OpenAI for using its data without permission
OUR TAKE Mumsnet’s lawsuit against OpenAI underscores a critical issue in the tech industry: the balance between AI innovation and intellectual property rights. As AI models become more sophisticated, the need for ethical and legal clarity in data usage becomes paramount. This…