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How Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens the IT industry
What the conflict in Eastern Europe will mean for relationships with software companies, developers, and outsourced tech talent connected with Russia.
NextDC's revenue increase sparked by higher demand for data centre services
The data centre services provider signed on 144 new customers during the first half of FY22.
Reducing cloud waste by optimizing Kubernetes with machine learning
Applications are proliferating, cloud complexity is exploding, and Kubernetes is prevailing as the foundation for application deployment in the cloud. That sounds like an optimization task ripe for machine learning, and StormForge is acting up on that.
Intel adds ultra-efficient chip to Xeon data center lineup
The newly-announced, ultra-efficient "Sierra Forest" CPU, designed to support cloud-native deployments, will be developed alongside the performant Granite Rapids CPU.
AWS looks to tap APAC demand for edge access with Local Zones
Amazon Web Services outlines a two-year plan to set up 10 Local Zones in Asia-Pacific, where it sees growing demand for edge cloud capabilities that support ultra-low latency and distributed service delivery.
NextDC splashes AU$100m to build new Adelaide data centre
The A1 Adelaide facility is planned to deliver up to 10MW of critical power.
Nvidia and Jaguar Land Rover to build automated software-defined cars from 2025
All new Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles will be built on Nvidia Drive.
Bringing Deep Learning to your hardware of choice, one DeciNet at a time
Training deep learning models is costly and hard, but not as much as deploying and running them in production. Deci wants to help address that.
Why microservices need event-driven architecture
A call for greater microservice stability and alignment in legacy environments
Investment in data privacy in Brazil falls below global average
Local companies invest an average of $2.2million a year, according to research
Dug Technology signs two-year HPC deal with Australian National University
Dug McCloud will be used by ANU School of Engineering and Computer Science to speed up its scientific research.
MinIO becomes a unicorn after a $103 Million Series B round funding
MinIO, the de facto open source standard for multi-cloud storage, took an early bet in the cloud. The bet is paying off.
