During each Formula 1 (F1) race weekend, 160 terabytes of data is sent between the remote race circuit and the F1 Media and Technology Center in Biggin Hill, England.
Business Time !!?
Talking about office work that happens out of "business time" or business hours if you prefer.
ChatGPT and us
OpenAI’s GPT 4 and Google’s Bard - among others - are about to be unleashed on the world in a myriad of applications, both visible and not.
Data Resilience - Make it part of your DR/BCP Plan
It's also important to understand that data resilience is an important cog in a well-rounded disaster recovery programme.
Expert Tips for Better Network Security
Your network underpins the productivity of your team and the security of your assets. Using a setup that isn’t right for your business or is out of date is a recipe for disaster.
GPU, CUDA12, Docker and Tensorflow
Using your own data and local services, you can train your own models to gain insights from your own tailored data sets.
Microsoft 365 Backup is critical to your data security
If you think Microsoft have a backup of your data you are incorrect!
How we got to The Cloud (part 2)
Let's revisit the '80s for part 2 of our blog, though compiling this list was tougher as computers became commonplace. Today, the spotlight's on personal tech & cloud services, overshadowing hardware.
Introducing MyCloudSpace (at the) Edge
Whilst AI has grabbed the headlines with tools like ChatGPT and Midjourney, there is more to it than that.
Snap to Cloud (and back again...)
Pure's CloudSnap gives you the ability to create portable snapshots in the Cloud and restore as needed using Pure Cloud Block Store in a public cloud provider.
How risk averse are you? The Privacy Paradox
Two main reasons for the Privacy Paradox: "Privacy is still too inconvenient" and "The risk is vague"
How we got to The Cloud (part 1)
A brief history of computing and some of the most important technology creations that lead us and inspired us to where we are today.