The edge stories
While COVID-19 marked 2020 and 2021, 2022 is set to be a year of recovery with organisations settling into new ways of working.
The development of edge technology and the rise of big data have brought many opportunities for data infrastructure companies to the fore.
Schnedier Electric's Russel Senesac says there are a number of factors behind the growing need for the industry to be powered by edge computing.
Edge computing has long been a hot topic surrounding data centre circles, and now Vertiv has released a report shedding some light on the matter.
The 2017 Tech Leaders Forum in Sydney brings together IT leaders and vendors, including Vertiv, to discuss the future of data centre tech.
Equinix introduces IBX SmartView, a data center monitoring software, to enhance visibility and control for customers across its IBX data centers.
To thrive in today's digital landscape, IT must localise and regionalise at the edge, enhancing performance, security, and handling vast data volumes.
The edge isn't always a physical place anymore as much as a set of activities... it's where the user interfaces and interacts with an application.
For employers facing skills shortages, the report argues neurodiverse hiring can improve culture, retention and project outcomes.
The good news is that edge firewalls do an excellent job of protecting the network border. The bad news is that they can't help after a breach occurs.
Gaining traction year on year, the Internet of Things (IoT) has rapidly transformed the way the global economy functions.
TEDxAuckland returns August 3 with top Kiwi thinkers, including Robert Oliver and Dale Williams, set to inspire with transformative ideas and talks.
