Archivo de la categoría: Cloud computing

Google Cloud Next 25: AI, cloud, and WAN

Google has made several announcements regarding its product range at Google Cloud Next 25. The company presented updates focused on development and expanding global network infrastructure, with many of the offerings infused with AI features. Traditional cloud models require teams to manage infrastructure elements (virtual machines, storage, and networks) before building applications on top of […]

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Deutsche Telekom extends Google Cloud partnership through 2030

Deutsche Telekom and Google Cloud are extending their partnership through the end of the decade, with intentions to deepen their collaboration on cloud migration and AI. As part of the agreement, Google Cloud will be Deutsche Telekom’s preferred partner for moving key business areas to the cloud. This includes work on the One Data Ecosystem […]

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Vadim Vladimirskiy, Nerdio: The MSPs winning are the ones evolving

Managed service providers (MSPs) are facing growing pressure on all sides. Customers want more, talent is harder to find and cloud environments are becoming increasingly complex — stretching teams and squeezing margins. For Vadim Vladimirskiy, CEO and founder of Nerdio, this is exactly where MSPs have an opportunity to stand out. We sat down with […]

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Nerdio crowns top partners in NerdioCon 2025 award ceremony

Nerdio, a provider of solutions that help organisations manage and optimise Microsoft cloud tech, today unveiled the winners of its annual Partner of the Year Awards at NerdioCon 2025 in La Quinta, USA. The awards celebrate managed service providers (MSPs) and enterprise partners who have shown outstanding expertise, growth and dedication in delivering Microsoft Azure […]

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Jeremy Wallace, Safari Micro: How MSPs can win on efficiency, not just price

Facing rising client expectations and growing price pressure, managed service providers (MSPs) are turning to automation not just to save money but to stay competitive. At NerdioCon 2025 in La Quinta, California, we caught up with Jeremy Wallace, principal cloud architect at IT services company Safari Micro, to chat about how the MSP landscape is […]

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New Nerdio offerings enhance Windows 365 & cloud desktop management

Automated end-user computing (EUC) management platform Nerdio has launched Nerdio Manager for Enterprise 7.0, further transforming how organisations deploy and manage Microsoft cloud technologies. Unveiled at NerdioCon 2025, taking place from 7-9 April in California, this latest release builds on Nerdio’s leadership in Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) management and addresses the growing demand for scalable […]

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Meta linked to $1bn DC development in Wisconsin

Meta Platforms is reportedly behind a planned data centre development in central Wisconsin valued at close to $1 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter. The project is part of a broader push by major tech firms to expand infrastructure in support of artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Wisconsin approved an incentive package […]

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Greg van der Gaast, former hacker: Cybersecurity leadership and evolving threats

Greg van der Gaast is a pioneering cybersecurity speaker and thought leader known for his unconventional journey from infamous hacker to global security executive. With decades of experience spanning technical operations, leadership, and strategy, Greg challenges outdated security norms and advocates for business-aligned, human-centric approaches to cyber defence. We spoke with Greg to explore the […]

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Hyperscale cloud: Expectations versus reality

With all the marketing around hyperscale cloud, you’d assume that adopting it would be easy and simple. And the irony is that it once was. When first brought to market, hyperscalers like AWS, Azure and GCP wanted to ensure their services were straightforward. But as time has gone on, these solutions have become much more […]

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From Chicago to Jakarta, Microsoft stalls data centre expansion

Microsoft has paused or delayed several data centre projects around the world, reflecting a recalibration of how and where it builds the infrastructure to support artificial intelligence and cloud services, according to Bloomberg. Development activity has been scaled back or put on hold in countries including Indonesia, the UK, and Australia, as well as in […]

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