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    20 Dec, 2019
    VMware Labs has released a new Fling – vCenter Plugin for vRealize Network Insight
    VMware

    The vCenter Plugin for vRealize Network Insight brings relevant information from Network Insight, directly into vCenter. It allows the virtual infrastructure admins to view networking focused data and statistics in

    Continue ReadingVMware Labs has released a new Fling – vCenter Plugin for vRealize Network Insight

    20 Dec, 2019
    Google services knocked offline after fibre cables cut
    Cloud

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    20 Dec, 2019

    Bobby Hellard

    Tech giant says it's 'very rare' for two cables to be cut simultaneously

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    19 Dec, 2019
    How to set a password policy for Nextcloud users
    Cloud

    Setting a strict password policy on Nextcloud could prevent your user’s accounts from getting hacked. Find out how. …

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    18 Dec, 2019
    Amazon criticises New York Times’ reporting of open source theft concerns
    Cloud

    AWS vice president Andi Gutmans has penned a scathing response to an article highlighting concerns that Amazon is stealing the innovations of startups. New York Times journalist Daisuke Wakabayashi wrote

    Continue ReadingAmazon criticises New York Times’ reporting of open source theft concerns

    18 Dec, 2019
    Open source in 2020: The future looks bright
    Cloud

    Jack Wallen offers up predictions on open source, Linux, docker engines, automation, and more for the coming year. …

    Read MoreOpen source in 2020: The future looks bright

    18 Dec, 2019
    Why Mass Data Fragmentation Matters
    Cloud Articles, Cloud, Data, Data Centre, Featured, Fragmentation, Front Page, Mass

    Why Mass Data Fragmentation Matters

    The post Why Mass Data Fragmentation Matters appeared first on Compare the Cloud.

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    18 Dec, 2019
    Cybersecurity in 2020: Eight frightening predictions
    Cloud

    Jack Wallen shares cybersecurity predictions that might make your IT skin crawl. Find out what he thinks could be the silver lining to this security nightmare. …

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    18 Dec, 2019
    AI in the Contact Centre – Striking a Balance
    Cloud ai, IT, KMS, Robotics

    AI in the Contact Centre – Striking a Balance

    The post AI in the Contact Centre – Striking a Balance appeared first on Compare the Cloud.

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    18 Dec, 2019
    Cloud vs on-premise: striking a balance on security
    Cloud Cloud, Data, data protection, Security

    Cloud vs on-premise: striking a balance on security

    The post Cloud vs on-premise: striking a balance on security appeared first on Compare the Cloud.

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    18 Dec, 2019
    Facebook apps dominated this decade’s mobile market
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    18 Dec, 2019

    Nicole Kobie

    App Annie stats reveal Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp were the most downloaded apps of the past decade

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