Telcos stories - Page 26

Big Data technologies, cloud services and price drops in storage disks have made it possible to store huge datasets.

Retail sector now the most targeted by cyber criminals, surpassing finance sector, according to NTT 2016 Global Threat Intelligence Report.

The industry will benefit – and customers will see better solutions – from increased sharing of security information and data analytics.

IoT is a hot topic in telecoms right now, and with good reason - everything is getting connected to the Internet.

Biometrics, federated identity, and tokenisation will transform eCommerce, says new report by Juniper Research.

At least 1 in 3 home routers will be used as public Wi-Fi hotspots by 2017, exacerbating security and privacy concerns.

Telco IT trends are being driven by a number of factors, including competition, the shift towards digital services and the need for business agility.

Dell intensifies its data centre strategy by forming the Extreme Scale Infrastructure unit, led by ex-HP exec James Mouton.

Its main features include automated document generation and management, the ability to connect all stakeholders in a transaction.

It seems Opengear is operating a pincer strategy. One side of their strategy is around maintaining their solid relationships with larger players.

Acronis acquires BackupAgent to enhance its cloud backup services, promising advanced data protection for service providers.

Spark Digital CEO Tim Miles is fired up about Gen-i's rebrand. He talks to Heather Wright about the genesis of Spark and leadership.

Telcos are ready to make money from the cloud – and they don't mean simply by providing copper or fibre links to other cloud providers.

Telcos set to revolutionise device security, offering endpoint protection at the network level, bypassing traditional anti-virus methods.

The cloud industry faces complex challenges requiring cross-discipline expertise. Collaboration via the CloudEthernet Forum is key, says President James Walker.

The realisation that OTT operators had the smarter, more nimble business model was already a hot issue by 2007.

GeoOp begins trading on the NZAX at NZD $1.00 per share, aiming to accelerate its global expansion with targets in Australia and the US.

GeoOp targets £8m ahead of NZX debut, seeking to revolutionize job management tech globally, with current operation in 13 countries.

Alcatel-Lucent announces new software product that uses software defined network (SDN) technologies to, achieve significant efficiency gains in data centres.

New solution to help Communications Service Providers (CSPs) manage, understand and act on huge amounts of information.