For the payments market, government-backed digital currencies could accelerate innovation by setting novel technology benchmarks, as well as rearrange some of the entry barriers for new companies looking to set up shop.

Examples of cloud computing use can be found practically everywhere, from messaging apps, social networking, and streaming services to business processes, office tools, lending platforms, or chatbots.

The demand for DRaaS market solutions is increasing rapidly as enterprises are moving toward cloud-based disaster recovery modules.

Uptime Institute's examination of some of the top trends in data centers in 2021 reveals a vibrant sector that is growing, especially around the edge, and increasingly embracing new innovations.

Among the European cloud providers, Deutsche Telekom is the leader, accounting for 2% of the European market, followed by OVHcloud, Orange, and a long list of national telcos and regional cloud and hosting specialists.

The pandemic effectively established a new baseline for digital infrastructure as the industry adjusts to and eventually moves beyond the global shutdown.

As data applications increase and technology advances, organizations are becoming more vulnerable to these attacks and more aware of the need for cyber-risk insurance coverage.

Digital Realty published version 1.5 of its Data Gravity Index DGx™, expanding the scope of the study from the 21 initial metros in version 1.0 to encompass 53 global metros and assessing the intensity and gravitational force of enterprise data growth on 23 distinct global industries.

If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that things don’t always go as planned.

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, "Managed and Professional Security Services Market in the Americas, Forecast to 2024," finds that the volume, sophistication, and diversity of cyberthreats are unrelenting problems for companies’ internal information security teams.