PHOTO GALLERY: Datacloud Europe 2018 a crowd-puller in Monaco
The 15th annual Datacloud Europe event took place this year for the 5th time at Monaco to immerse participants in the latest happenings in the data centre and cloud industries.
The event has seen executives from around the world congregate to share insights, network, and generally just have a good time in the beautiful surroundings. According to event organisers BroadGroup, the conference attracted senior data centre and cloud leaders and executives, their customers and investors from more than 160 countries.
In its 11th year, the Datacloud Awards took place as part of the whole event - you can check out the winners here.
Check out some of the photos from the event below.
Oracle empowers cloud database users with latest release
Alkira raises $54m to expand cloud networking IaaS exchanges
Cloud use widespread but lacks depth, Contino report reveals
Dell announces range of VMware integration upgrades
Microsoft to launch cloud service for healthcare firms
Pure releases first enterprise-grade all-QLC array
NVIDIA backs the future of hardware-based zero trust security
Check Point’s Infinity NEXT architecture will support NVIDIA DPUs by providing zero trust security.
Global Switch extends leadership team with two new appointments
Global Switch has added more expertise and experience to the company’s senior management team with two new appointments, and states that this will support the company’s growth strategy and global expansion.
Alkira raises $54m to expand cloud networking IaaS exchanges
The Alkira team of Amir and Atif Khan have a strong track record and approach to network cloud that could be ‘more disruptive than SD-WAN’.
Trend Micro receives AWS Outposts Ready designation
rend Micro solutions are now fully and demonstrably capable of integrating with Outposts deployments.
NVIDIA pioneers BlueField-2 DPU - a data center on a chip
Unveiled at GTC 2020, the company revealed details about its new data processing units (DPUs) that support NVIDIA’s data center infrastructure on a chip software called DOCA.
Aruba dreams big with two more data centres planned
ruba’s global data centre network is undergoing an expansion that will add two more facilities and upgrades to the company’s hydroelectric and photovoltaic plants in Italy.
