Sentences with phrase «company data center»

Atlanta's data center market is expanding thanks to the favorable business climate, competitive colocation and cloud - computing options, reasonable power costs, low risk of natural disasters and solid connectivity, according to software company Data Center Hawk.

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Now, however, employee data is taking center stage: Rachel Barker, from the experience - management company, Qualtrics, for one, said that she expected to see a shift in how we collect and measure this data.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston wrote in a blog post that last year in particular, he and Whitman's relationship deepened when the online - file storage company worked with HPE to build its own data center infrastructure.

Almost immediately he insisted he be moved to a smaller office down the hall that is only steps away from the company's global data nerve center.

The company said it will use the capital to ramp up production and sales of its data center switches.

The company's quarterly data center revenue - powered by the Volta - based data center GPU, Tesla V100 - more than doubled to $ 606 million as companies such as Alibaba, Amazon, Alphabet, IBM and Microsoft adopted the new chip in their servers.

It can be cheaper and easier to deal with existing regulatory requirements if cloud - computing companies choose to lease and operate in existing data center facilities while also partnering with local companies.

The technology company focuses on gaming, professional visualization, data centers, and auto.

Upgrading how your company manages its data is an essential part of running a successful enterprise, and over 40 % of companies have fully or partially outsourced their data center management in the last 12 months.

But the size of the market we're pursuing — data centers, autonomous driving, video games and virtual reality, industrial design — our technology is being used by almost every car company, movie... so almost every data center in the world will be accelerated by GPUs.

-- Ratmir Timashev, CEO of Veeam, a data center backup company founded in 2006 that now employs more than 1,500 employees around the world and brings in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, with its sights on reaching $ 1 billion in revenue in the next five years.

For many online businesses, maintaining a data center to effectively manage your company's assets is a full time job, and outsourcing this important task could be the right step for both fledgling and market leading businesses.

Data centers seems like a great way to effectively manage your company's assets.

Tiny companies are unlikely to spend much on VMware (vmw) data center software or Workday (wday) human resource and financial applications.

Microsoft, which has 100 data centers in 40 countries, was the first American company to challenge a domestic search warrant seeking data held outside the United States.

Additionally, many businesses are foregoing buying data center hardware entirely as they increasingly rent their computing resources on demand from big tech companies like Amazon (amzn) and Microsoft (msft).

Dell Technologies is exploring an initial public offering or another kind of financial maneuver involving data center software company VMware, Dell said in a regulatory filing on Friday.

Globally dominant American tech companies have expressed concern that customers will go elsewhere if they think the U.S. government's reach extends to data centers all around the world without changes being made to the law.

Last spring, Salesforce (crm), which sells customer management and sales software to big companies, committed to spending $ 400 million over four years to host new software on AWS rather than in its own data centers.

At the company's VMworld conference last week, VMware tweaked its cloud message again, pitching a new set of services, called Cloud Foundation, that the company says will help businesses run their applications across internal data centers or those run by VMware (vmw), VMware partners, or public clouds.

The rise of cloud computing, in which companies buy computing capacity on demand, means that businesses don't have to build huge data centers.

The idea of renting computing power from another company was almost unheard of, but Jassy had a key backer in Dalzell, who recalls arguing that «we're going to invest in this anyway,» since Amazon would always need data - center resources for itself.

Finally, companies like Burger King might seem antithetical to data centers, but for Equinix CEO Steve Smith, the fast - food chain represents just one of the many clients his business serves.

Jassy focused his sales efforts on smaller firms and startups, companies for whom building data centers was financially impossible.

As highly technical and obscure as the company's niche sounds, Dadgar says data - center management is potentially a $ 100 billion market.

Amazon, however, had in - house expertise in this field: To keep its e-commerce marketplace running smoothly, the company was constantly building new data centers.

I've noticed something interesting in these discussions: Even though there's universal agreement that business success is centered around finding the right employees, many leaders use a data - centric approach — rather than a people - centric approach — to operating their companies.

The data center software company's sudden stock spike follows several media reports on Thursday that said Dell was considering going public, just five years after the technology giant went private in a deal worth nearly $ 25 billion.

Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell referred to VMware at the time as being the «crown jewel» of EMC's many business units, and chose to have VMware remain «an independent public company» that wouldn't be subsumed into Dell like EMC's core data center storage business.

The ensuing years have seen more and more internal business applications leaving companies» data centers to live in the ether, followed by the companies» own products.

The more data that customers store in data centers operated by the cloud giants, the more money these cloud companies can make, especially if they charge extra for crunching that data for clients.

The company announced Friday it plans to use its self - driving trucks to deliver freight bound for Google's data centers in Atlanta.

The company was helped by strong demand for its chips that are used by major cloud - computing providers in data centers.

But they face an enormous threat from the public cloud, which allows companies to off - load computing and storage to «rentable» data centers instead of building their own.

As the number of reported data breaches continues to blitz U.S. companies — over 6 million records exposed already this year, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center — IT budgets are ballooning to combat what corporations see as their greatest threat: faceless, sophisticated hackers from an outside entity.

Last week the company said it is rolling out a worldwide private network and load balancers of its own to speed file access for the 75 % of its half - billion users living outside the U.S. (Dropbox still uses AWS data centers in countries that mandate that user data stay local.)

It is, for example, backing the Open19 Foundation, a group that is pushing companies to build a new generation of data center hardware that will fit into existing data center racks.

The types of chips that Xilinx makes are gaining ground in data centers as companies like Microsoft and Facebook are trying out custom and programmable chips for certain types of changing computing jobs.

More businesses are buying computing resources on demand from tech giants like Amazon (amzn) and Microsoft (msft), which has hurt big data center hardware companies like Cisco and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (hpe).

In 2012, data center storage company EMC bought Pivotal and then spun out the company in 2013 along with data center software giant VMware.

Since any call center is a clearinghouse for both customer and company data — some of it sensitive — you should make sure you have an effective security protocol in place; one that is both flexible and that is continually updated.

Nutanix, a San Jose, California - based data - storage company, simplifies data centers for customers by integrating servers and storage into one solution that can be up and running in an hour or less.

As Yuval Bashar, LinkedIn principal engineer and president of Open19 told Fortune, the Open Compute Foundation may be great for the biggest of the big web companies like Google but is less applicable for the many smaller businesses that still run their own data centers.

The company bought Terremark in early 2011 for its data center capacity and wherewithal and then CloudSwitch nine months later for cloud computing bona fides.

Dozens of companies will need to work together to make sure you can travel from one point in a city to another (safely and securely), feeding data from the stoplights, handling the commerce between apps, and even communicating your location with a future car traffic control center.

Companies ranging from small Silicon Valley start - ups to units of some of the world's largest banks and makers of industrial products are turning to Amazon's expansive data centers and homegrown infrastructure to run their data centers.

These companies design much of the hardware and software that they run in their own massive data centers.

The New York City startup takes the patient data it collects from those centers — without identifying details, of course — and shares it with pharmaceutical companies and researchers.

-- Ratmir Timashev, CEO of Veeam, a data center backup company founded in 2006 which now employs more than 1,500 employees around the world and brings in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, with its sights on reaching $ 1 billion in revenue in the next five years.

In 2006 he founded Straight2YourDoor, which then merged with a South African company (which explains the global data center) to become Mr. Delivery in 2013.