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David Jambor

Head of Reliability Engineering, Vodafone UK
Lucy Jefferys

Executive Partner, Global Business Services, UK and Ireland, IBM
Kerensa Jennings

Digital Impact Director, BT
Robin Joncheere

Chief Digital Officer, NTT
Cijo Joseph

Chief Information Officer, MITIE

Gaia-X: Breathing Life into European Cloud Independence

16-Jul-2020
10:30

With around 90% of companies now ‘in the cloud’, the industry has become a driving force behind global technology infrastructure and service delivery. While this has offered major benefits to the entire European economy, the market dominance of US-based hyperscale cloud providers has raised concerns among EU leaders.

Between them, AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud account for over 53% of worldwide cloud infrastructure spend, according to Canalys. European cloud hosting providers, in contrast, lag significantly behind, even in their domestic markets. As Synergy Research Groups puts it, “Behind the top two the battle is being played out between Google, IBM, other smaller global cloud providers and some major local telcos and IT service providers.”

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Four ways to keep cloud costs under control

16-Jul-2020
10:23

Cloud is the ideal solution for today’s unpredictable business environment. From supporting remote working to enabling organisations to get new applications to market quickly, it’s helped many survive and even thrive in recent months.

However, while the headline costs of cloud are appealing, there are hidden traps which have led to problems and overspend for many organisations. Once you have got rid of your in-house infrastructure, you have to rely on what the cloud provider offers. Portability between providers is not yet proven, and it is not in a provider’s interests to make it easy! Based on our experience, we’ve identified four areas to review to ensure you control your cloud services, rather than letting them control you.

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Evolving MSP businesses for the remote workplace today

15-Jul-2020
15:16

One of the lessons – and there are many – to come out of the current global public health crisis is the importance of adaptability.

A common manifestation of this trait is in the ever-growing remote workplace, the adoption of which has changed business infrastructure as we knew it—and the ecosystem for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) is no different.

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Google Cloud launches Confidential VMs to woo regulated industries to the cloud

15-Jul-2020
11:23

Google Cloud is launching a new suite of security-focused products to persuade cloud-shy organisations to migrate sensitive data to the cloud.

Heavily regulated industries such as financial, insurance, or pharmaceutical firms have been reluctant to go all-in on cloud due to strict security and compliance requirements about how sensitive data is stored.

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Team Ineos UK enlists AWS HPC services to help America’s Cup bid

14-Jul-2020
11:16

Sir Ben Ainslie has hailed the new computing power available to Ineos Team UK as a “game-changer” in their preparations for the America’s Cup.

The four-time Olympic gold medallist has said the team’s use of Amazon's cloud portfolio has allowed the team to run more simulations than ever before in preparation for the competition.

Sir Ben is team principal and will skipper Ineos Team UK at the 36th America’s Cup in New Zealand next year.

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Renault migrates data to Google Cloud Platform

14-Jul-2020
10:43

Groupe Renault has announced a new multi-year deal with Google Cloud to help the french car manufacturer accelerate its Industry 4.0 transformation.

A major component of the partnership is optimisation of Renault's industrial data platform, which connects and aggregates industrial data from 22 global sites and 2,500 machines.

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