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U.S. Department of the Interior selects Verizon

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Data Analytics DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation Infrastructure Platform Security Software Storage + Servers Storage Technology

The U.S. Department of the Interior has selected Verizon to participate in a $10 billion, 10-year contract to provide cloud and hosting services. This is potentially one of Verizon's largest federal cloud contracts to date.

Published in BC/DR Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Management Software Defined DC & Storage Storage + Servers Storage Technology

EVault, Inc has announced a new portfolio of EVault® backup appliances, expanding its enterprise–grade appliances to accommodate the backup and recovery needs of any organisation – whether it be a small or medium sized business, a remote office of a large organisation, or an enterprise with growing data stores.

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Customers leverage familiar tools to manage hybrid cloud infrastructure with access to single-tenant vCenter Servers.

Published in BC/DR Carriers + Service Providers Cloud + MS DC Facilities + Colo Device Security Flash Infrastructure Infrastructure + Hardware Management Networking Networks + Telecoms Security + Compliance Server Technology Software Defined DC & Storage Storage + Servers Storage Technology Virtualisation Wireless

Partnership demonstrates Phoenix’s expertise in server, storage and networking.

Published in Cloud + MS Infrastructure Security Storage

Ravello claims a first with its Cloud Application Hypervisor, the ability to test applications on re-created on-premise datacentre environments out in the public cloud

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Industry remains highly concerned that a dominant vendor should never be allowed to have control of a generic industry term such as cloud. Earlier this year ICANN started the process of reviewing thousands of generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs) applications across varied industries. One of those was .cloud. Three global brands – Google, Symantec and Amazon – applied for that domain as a closed registry, meaning that the applicant would be the sole registrar and registrant with...