How are data center requirements for the financial sector changing and what’s driving this?
With digitalization across the local credit union, the international bank and the global insurer growing at pace, the adoption of hybrid IT has led to the sector becoming more dependent on the data center than ever before. Whether organizations are utilizing multi-tenant colocation, public cloud or the servers within their private data center, there are not many industries as reliant on high-performing, secure, always-on data centers than financial services with high speed transaction processing, HPC and big data analytics at the epicentre of the industry's revenue strategy.
In this broadcast we explore the financial services sector is evolving and how new technology requirements are driving new data center deployment strategies.
Schedule Overview
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10:00 – 14:00 | Episodes stream live in EDT (UTC-4) |
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10:00
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Panel: How is the digitalization of finance impacting thinking around infrastructure deployment?
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12:00
Series contributors include...
Catch up on the story so far...
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Irish card transactions stop working due to Opayo outage, retailers ask for Central Bank probe
Shops and forecourts unable to process payments
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Uptime Institute launches risk assessment service for banks
Is their digital infrastructure fiscally sound?
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Meghna Bank launches modular data center from Huawei in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Bank launches on-premise facility at its head office in the capital city
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American Express hit by European outage
Amex still works for Americans
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Wells Fargo outage loses customer transactions
Reports are emerging of a serious outage at the US bank
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Morgan Stanley accused of “ignoring industry standards” during decommissioning data loss incident
Company accused of "profit-driven decisions" that led to data loss
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Wells Fargo signs Microsoft Azure as primary cloud provider, Google as secondary
And will use some third-party data centers
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Kapronasia's Research Director explains why financial services have reached "an inflection point" in Asia-Pacific
How is the digital infrastructure behind financial institutions moving into a new era?