A strong, adaptable infrastructure is essential, especially in a multicloud world where data flows across various platforms, says Tony Bartlett, director of Data Centre Compute at Dell Technologies South Africa.
The Netskope One platform provides coverage and unified data security for all locations where data is stored, used or transferred.
The cloud philosophy says instead of computer effort happening on individual devices, why not do computer work remotely?
The FR IT Rack can be installed and expanded by a single person without tools, and it has a load capacity of up to 1 500kg.
Google and Microsoft’s sustained investments in cloud services and AI infrastructure highlight SA’s strategic importance to these tech giants.
Veeam recommends building a culture of data resilience, having an immutable copy of data to keep it safe from ransomware and properly testing backups.
The internet giant invests a “significant amount” in its Johannesburg-based cloud region, to support local enterprises and SMEs.
At a recent webinar hosted by Metrofile Cloud, experts outlined the differences between backup and disaster recovery, and why DRaaS can prove to be the ideal option for business.
Vertiv’s AI Solutions Innovation Roadshow, on 25 March, will showcase the company’s ability to support businesses around AI adoption.
MDCs are a great choice for colocation centres, as these are usually available in prefabricated, standardised modules that are constructed and deployed quickly, says Joleen Maritz, IT infrastructure sales at Rittal South Africa.
Metrofile Cloud experts will explain the core concepts of DR, business continuity, scalable storage solutions and S3 at a webinar this month.