By Daniel Arthursson, founder and CEO of CloudMe It’s common knowledge that you shouldn’t leave sensitive data open to the public, but companies are willingly handing over private information in the cloud even though they know it’s going to be under surveillance by foreign governments. A report by Gartner predicts that by the end of 2016 more than 50 percent of Global 1000 companies will have stored customer-sensitive data in the public cloud. The rationale has…
The post What the End of the Safe Harbor Act Means for Companies Using Cloud Services appeared first on Website Hosting Review.
Although adoption of direct liquid cooling (DLC) has received an unexpected boost from dense AI…
The best secure cloud storage services include Sync.com, IDrive, OneDrive, pCloud, NordLocker, and Internxt for…
A 302.ai data leak exposed 17.6 million files, including private AI chats and business documents.…
We’ve compiled a list of Best Cheap Dedicated Servers for 2026. Now it’s time for…
TL;DR Singapore’s EDB and IMDA provisionally allocated 200 MW of new data centre capacity equally…
To most data center operators, the benefit of redundant power and cooling systems is self-evident.…