DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Standards & Regulations, Max Smolaks, Uptime Institute
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Indiana makes progress on tax breaks for data centers
Proposals on land, equipment and electricity taxes await the decision of the House
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DCD Awards 2018: Winners announced
Congratulations to the best and the brightest
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Huawei to build Tier III data center for Bahrain’s Batelco
The Kingdom’s second Tier-certified facility
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Voyager Tactical Data Center clears military equipment tests
‘Data center in a suitcase’ certified to work in blowing dust, freezing rain
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European Union server efficiency proposals criticized in the UK
techUK says servers shouldn’t be judged by how efficient they are when idle
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EU Commission threatens to suspend US data sharing
Just a month left to rescue the EU-US Privacy Shield
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Continent 8 opens another gambling data center in Atlantic City
Just weeks after the state legalizes online sports betting
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Barracuda Networks sold to investors for $1.6bn
Thoma Bravo acquires another cyber security firm
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Data center focused on cyber security opens in Moscow
SafeDC will offer security-as-a-service from multiple vendors
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Kaspersky finally launches secure industrial OS
Microkernel-based operating system can be used with telco equipment, industrial controllers
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UKFast acquires public sector specialist S-IA
Will aim for more government contracts
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Heartbleed vulnerability still threatens servers
Around 200,000 servers have not been patched
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British spies monitored CEO of OVH
Head of Europe’s largest hosting company was deemed a valuable intelligence target
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Research: Most businesses are unprepared for EU privacy regulation
Rapid improvement is required before GDPR comes into force on 25 May 2018
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DDoS-busting startup Zenedge raises $6.2 million
The money will fund global expansion
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Apple, Google and Amazon support Microsoft in US privacy lawsuit
And where are your friends, Justice Department?
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Research: Just 34% of companies intend to use EU-US Privacy Shield
Survey shows there’s little confidence in the new privacy framework
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Putin wants Russia to build storage servers
Recent amendments to anti-terrorism law require hardware that the country doesn’t have
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UK’s new Information Commissioner begins her watch
Canadian Elizabeth Denham assumes responsibility for privacy, data protection
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Data protection laws in the UK will have to mirror those in the EU
British regulator warns that post-Brexit, the country will still have to comply with GDPR
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MIRACL and NTT announce open source cryptography for the cloud
Apache Milagro takes aim at Web security certificates
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Microsoft sues US government over access to customer data
The lawsuit accuses the Department of Justice of violating two constitutional amendments
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Quantum launches disaster recovery based on AWS
Q-Cloud Protect virtual appliance secures data without upfront investment
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Research: 44 percent of enterprises plan to increase security spending
But there are not enough experts to run SIEM software
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White Space 26: Ho ho ho
A year in review for the DCD crew
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EU approves massive fines in final Data Protection Regulation draft
New regulation brings the biggest change to digital privacy landscape in 20 years
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GPX opens second data center in Cairo
The facility promises reliable colocation services
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EU orders businesses to report security breaches
New European directive outlines new responsibilities for businesses in ‘critical’ industries