Topic: Cloud - Page 90

New data from Synergy Research Group shows that across seven key cloud services and infrastructure market segments, operator and vendor revenues for 2018 passed the $250 billion milestone, having grown by 32% from 2017. IaaS & PaaS services had the highest growth rate at 50%, followed by hybrid cloud management software at 41%, enterprise SaaS and public cloud infrastructure both at 30% and hosted private cloud infrastructure services at 29%.

The new products and functionality aim to offer MSPs and their customers greater versatility in the face of increasing network challenges.

The $275 million deal positions the combined company to pair a wide array of email security products with a robust Office 365 licensing business.

Delivered through StratoZen, the managed security services allow MSPs to outsource oversight of Fortinet hardware-as-a-service solutions. The encryption service, provided by Encryptics, offers subscription-priced protection for data beyond the corporate network.

The new offering combines Avnet hardware and Microsoft’s Azure public cloud with Octonion’s Branium development portal in a bid to simplify the creation of IoT solutions equipped with artificial intelligence.

An alliance between the two companies announced today essentially makes Chargifi’s cloud management, analytics, and integration platform a centralized, multitenant point of control for deployments of Belkin charging spots at multiple customer sites.

Drawing on artificial intelligence, the Avid Secure platform provides visibility into cloud workloads and automates compliance and governance tasks.

Unveiled at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, the new products seek to meet SMB and MSP demands for more cost-effective, high-performance, and simplified network, Wi-Fi, and switching management.

LogicMonitor survey reveals that most organizations are far from a single public cloud, instead engaging with multi-cloud, hybrid and innovative new cloud environments; One third predict hybrid cloud will last for 6 or more years with one in five predicting more than 10 years

More than half of IT decision makers are now developing 60 percent or more of their applications in the cloud