Cloud Security

Infographic | March 26, 2020

This infographic provides valuable statistics and proof points to clearly demonstrate the power of HPE InfoSight.

Infographic | June 6, 2022

Organizations continue to try to strike the balance between cloud-native and legacy infrastructure. Whether organizations take a “cloud-first” or a “cloud-when-it-makessense” approach to their digital transformation initiatives, the number and variety of infrastructure options and locations continue to expand. As companies accelerate or embark on their digital transformation journeys, where and how will they build and host their production applications?

Infographic | January 12, 2020

The intelligent, software-defined foundation of IBM Storage makes it easier to manage, protect, trust and get the most out of your data. IDC shows how to modernize data storage to meet growing demand.

Infographic | June 1, 2021

Edge computing and network resources. More devices, more applications. Security. Conclusion. Resources. Page. 5G is rolling out around the world and promises to provide seamless. treated equally under data protection and privacy.

Infographic | February 4, 2020

#Ovum reports that hashtag#tech and software companies utilizing adaptive hashtag#networking are 3x faster to add new office locations, spend 2.75x less time managing network services, and report 2.4x reduction in dependence on legacy infrastructure. Check out this new infographic and learn how technology service providers are benefiting from adaptive networking. hashtag#SDWAN hashtag#hybridcloud

Infographic | February 12, 2020

In its bid to challenge the award of a $10 billion cloud contract by the Pentagon to its biggest rival Microsoft, Amazon is seeking to depose President Trump, a long-time critic of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos (who, to Trump's disdain, also owns the Washington Post). Amazon claims that President Trump put "improper pressure" on the Pentagon to prevent Amazon from winning the contract, stating that his bias against Bezos "is a matter of public record". Amazon Web Services, the market leader in cloud computing, was long considered the front runner to win the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract, but in October the Department of Defense surprisingly gave it to Microsoft.