In 2020, the pandemic has emerged as the most potent threat to economic growth, more than trade sanctions, natural disasters, and cyberattacks combined.

Public IaaS and PaaS services account for the bulk of the market, and those grew by 34% in Q2.

In almost every area under discussion — outages, resiliency, staffing, workload placement, or innovation — there is considerable variety in the strategies being employed.

The modular data center market is projected to observe substantial growth through the forthcoming timeframe owing to the increasing development of connected devices and the subsequent adoption of technologies like big data and IoT across several industry verticals.

Under an aspirational forecast scenario, which assumes COVID-19 is contained by August 2020 and that global markets will be able to recover by the end of the year, the market is expected to reach $68.09 billion by 2025 from $14.85 billion in 2019.

John Annand, research director of infrastructure and operations at Info-Tech Research Group, discysses key considerations that are top of mind for customers right now and how to identify the right vendor in this episode of Data Center Minute.

Nearly half (48%) of senior IT decision-makers in the U.S. and globally reported that, in the last two years, more than a quarter of their organization’s outages were caused by changes to network infrastructure.

Cybercriminals are successful at various attack methods, and the main reason why is because their victims aren't prepared.

From end-point and cloud cyberattacks to the level of commitment to cybersecurity, this research ranks 108 countries from 0 to 1 (low to high exposure) across Europe, America, Asia-Pacific, and Africa.

According to the data provided by the NordPass password manager, nearly 70% of the most popular passwords people use can be hacked in less than a second.