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Flexiant to play key role as Cloud expert

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Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator will play major part in Europe-wide project providing a cloud-based realm of services and tools for software developers to enable rapid software prototyping.

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Portal sets new standard in cloud transparency to minimise the unpredictable cost, performance and compliance issues that plague companies today.

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TDAzlan, the value-added enterprise distribution arm of Tech Data UK, has extended the reach of its state-of-the-art Business Solutions Centre (BSC) in Birmingham to its offices in Heathrow, with further extensions to Warrington, London and Basingstoke planned for the near future.

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Launch of O365Connect gives significant operational and economic benefits to SMB IT.

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IBM has launched a 10-year initiative to bring Watson and other cognitive systems to Africa in a bid to fuel development and spur business opportunities across the world’s fastest growing continent. Dubbed “Project Lucy” after the earliest known human ancestor, IBM will invest US$100 million in the initiative, giving scientists and partners access to the world’s most advanced cognitive computing technologies.