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CW ASEAN – December 2018: How to make the right cloud infrastructure choices
Across the ASEAN region, more companies, including bigwigs such as Southeast Asia’s largest bank DBS, are turning to cloud infrastructure services to augment or even replace their entire IT infrastructure in some cases. In this month’s edition of CW ASEAN, we take a look at the considerations when choosing infrastructure as a service, and what needs to be in place for enterprises to get the most out of the cloud computing technology.
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Facebook builds its first datacenter in ASEAN region in city state Singapore
The high-rise facility will be the first of its kind to incorporate Facebook’s StatePoint Liquid Cooling datacenter cooling system, cementing Singapore’s position as a datacenter hub.
Taking stock of Dell EMC’s growth in Asia Tech supplier
Dell EMC is riding on a growing demand for servers and hyper-converged infrastructure, and investing in more technical resources to support enterprises in digital transformation efforts.
Alibaba Cloud and Intel team up on IoT
Joint Edge Computing Platform enables enterprises to train artificial intelligence models at the edge of a network to support real-time decision-making
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The merge of EMC and Dell: An intelligent and connected future
In this issue of Computer Weekly, as Dell and EMC complete the largest IT supplier merger in history, we look at the new $74bn company’s strategy and what it means for IT leaders. Our latest buyer’s guide examines a key aspect of cloud – cloud bursting, used for dynamic capacity management. And we assess the latest views on the UK government’s plans for internet surveillance legislation. Read the issue now.
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Camden Council’s interim CIO, Omid Shiraji, talks about cloud migration, partnerships, digital leadership and regional co-operation in local government.
Computer Weekly’s arrival on 22 September 1966 reflected a growing global industry and the hopes for British computing – but IT didn’t always go well.
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CW Middle East Oct to Dec 2016
Read how-Bahrain based conglomerate Kanoo Group is dealing with a company-wide digital transformation that has created some of the biggest challenges its IT head, Group IT director Jameel Al Sharaf, has ever faced. One big challenge is convincing the business that it needs new technology. This is an increasing challenge as CIOs attempt to replace legacy systems which have purred along for years. Kanoo’s diversified business is steeped in legacy, both in terms of systems and strategies. Also hear how Rotana Hotels has centralised IT security and how Zahid Group revolutionised business through a new ERP system.
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- UAE firms look to light fidelity technology to enable IoT applications
- Interview: Google cloud chief Diane Greene talks enterprise strategy and taking on AWS
- Combined Dell and EMC company targets intelligent things
