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.
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French cloud giant sets up shop in two APAC data centres
Data center colocation market to hit $90b in next five years
Google doubles down on hybrid cloud strategy
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In ongoing cloud war, Google to acquire data migration specialist
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Enterprise cloud deployments being exploited by cybercriminals
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Pure Storage expands enterprise data management solutions
It has integrated StorReduce technologies for a cloud-native back up platform, and expanded its data fabric solution for cloud-based applications.
HPE launches new real-time processing edge platform
The platform is said to help communication service providers (CSPs) to capitalize on data-intensive, low-latency services for media delivery, connected mobility, and smart cities.
‘Digital twins’ entering mainstream use sooner than expected
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Infinera launches new ‘disruptive’ network architecture
The new end-to-end network architecture is said to enable instantly scalable, self-optimizing networks that adapt to the demands of specific users and applications.
