Osaka stories - Page 2

Akamai Technologies has launched Akamai Connected Cloud, a massively distributed edge and cloud platform for computing, security and content delivery.

Equinix expands its Internet Exchange ecosystem in Seoul, enabling customers to interconnect with KINX and KRIX.

The facility will offer hyperscalers and enterprises on-demand critical capacity with scalability and redundancy in one of the fastest-growing digital markets.

The facility will be operated under the Stack brand, further expanding Stack and ESR's APAC partnership, which currently includes a 48MW data centre in Korea.

The company has bolstered the growing demand for its services in Southeast Asia with the addition of Sunny Chua as Country Manager.

NTT New Zealand has reported a $41.5 million loss for the year to the end of March 2022, driven by a $25 million write-down of goodwill.

The collaboration expands access across the Greater China region with Digital Realty's PlatformDIGITAL and CypressTel's hybrid WAN capabilities.

DataCentre220 is one of several industry leaders contributing to Data Center in a Box, an offering Rackspace Technology has designed specifically for VMware.

Cloudflare outage caused by change in resilience project, impacting 50% of requests. No attack involved, says company.

Designed in Osaka, Japan, these headphones just exude quality. They aren’t heavy, but they feel well built and solid.

Wasabi Technologies has opened a new hot cloud storage region in Sydney, Australia, using Equinix services. This is the company's 12th global storage region.

CBRE's new report finds direct investment in the sector more than doubled in 2021, surpassing investment volumes for the past four years combined.

A new partnership between Mitsubishi and Digital Realty has resulted in the opening of a data centre in Tokyo.

Digital Edge has completed its largest acquisition to date by adding five more data centers to its portfolio across Japan.

Interconnection bandwidth across major global and Asia Pacific metros are expected to continue their growth to record levels.

The expansion will see Vantage Data Centers offer services across Tokyo and Osaka in Japan, as well as, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and Melbourne, Australia.

NTT president and board director Masaaki Moribayashi says the pandemic has led to global dependence on online services and infrastructure.

Radware’s North America vice president Bob Simpson says that there has been a rapid shift to cloud - and more sophisticated cyber attacks to go with it.

The joint venture agreements will help to build out the xScale data center portfolio across 32 different facilities around the world.

The two data centers will complement Digital Edge’s regional footprint, bringing the total number of data centers to six.