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Micro Data Centers Market to Reach US$ 33.4 Billion by 2030, Driven by Growing Demand for Edge Computing and Cloud-Based Applications | According to…
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The global micro data center market is expected to hit revenues of US$ 33.4 billion by 2030, with an annual growth rate of more than 21.0%, primarily driven by significant growth as edge computing and cloud computing gain traction.
Wilmington, Delaware, Nov. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Micro Data Center Market is valued at US$ 8.8 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a significant CAGR of over 21.0% over the forecast period of 2023-2030, according to the published market report by RationalStat
Market Definition, Market Scope, and Report Overview
Micro data centers are redefining data processing and storage methodologies. Traditionally, telecom operators depended on centralized data centers located far from the network edge, resulting in latency difficulties and decreased service efficiency. Micro data centers address these issues by offering localized data processing and storage, lowering latency, and improving overall user experience.
The telecom industry's increased demand for mini data centers is altering the data processing and storage landscape. Micro data centers are becoming crucial components of telecom carriers' infrastructure as they attempt to deliver high-speed, low-latency services in the era of 5G and edge computing.
According to a deep-dive market assessment by RationalStat, the global micro data center market has been analyzed on the basis of market segments, including component, rack unit, end user, application, enterprise size, and geography/regions (including North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Asia Pacific). The report also offers global and regional market sizing for the historical period of 2019-2022 and the forecast period of 2023-2030.
Market intelligence for the global micro data center market covers market sizes on the basis of market value (US$/EUR Million) and volume (Units) by various products/services/equipment, demand assessment across the key regions, customer sentiments, price points, cost structures, margin analysis across the value chain, financial assessments, historical and forecast data, key developments across the industry, import-export data, trade overview, components market by leading companies, etc.
In addition, the long-term sector and products/services 10-year outlook and its implications on the global micro data center market. It also includes the industry's current state Production Levels, Capacity Utilization, Tech quotient, etc. Key information will be manufacturing capacity by country, installed base, import volumes, market size, key players, market size, dynamics, market data, insights, etc.
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Global Micro Data Center Market: Segmental and Market Share Analysis
Report Synopsis
Report Metrics
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Base Year
2022
Forecast Period
2023-2030
Base Year Market Size
US$ 8.8 billion
Market Size Forecast
US$ 33.4 billion
Growth Rate
21.0%
Key Market Drivers
Expanding telecommunication industry
Cost-efficiency provided by micro data centers
Micro data centers ability to withstand harsh environment
Companies Profiled
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Competition Analysis and Market Structure
These players adopt various strategies in order to reinforce their market share and gain a competitive edge over other competitors in the market. Mergers & acquisitions, partnerships and collaborations, and product launches are some of the strategies followed by industry players.Some of the key developments in the global micro data center market include,
Some of the prominent players and suppliers operating and contributing significantly to the global micro data center market growth include Edgemicro, EdgePresence, NVIDIA Corporation, Smart Edge Data Centers Limited, Eaton Corporation, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Huawei Technologies, IBM Corporation, Panduit Corporation, Rittal GmbH & Co Kg, Schneider Electric SE, Vertiv Co, and Attom Technology, among others.
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RationalStat has segmented the global micro data center market based on component, rack unit, end user, application, enterprise size, and region
Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by Component
Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by Rack Unit
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Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by End User
BFSI
IT & Telecom
Energy
Colocation
Energy
Government
Healthcare
Industrial
Others
Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by Application
Mobile Computing
Remote Office Support
High Density Networks
Disaster Recovery
Others
Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by Enterprise Size
Global Micro Data Center Market Value (US$ Million), Volume (Units), and Market Share (2019-2030) Analysis by Region
North America Micro Data Center Market
Latin America Micro Data Center Market
Brazil
Mexico
Rest of Latin America
Western Europe Micro Data Center Market
Germany
UK
France
Spain
Italy
Benelux
Nordic
Rest of Western Europe
Eastern Europe Micro Data Center Market
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Other CIS Countries
Rest of Eastern Europe
Asia Pacific Micro Data Center Market
China
Japan
India
South Korea
Australia
ASEAN
Indonesia
Thailand
Philippines
Vietnam
Malaysia
Rest of ASEAN
Rest of Asia Pacific
Middle East & Africa Micro Data Center Market
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Key Questions Answered in the Micro Data Center Report:
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The 10 Coolest AI Tools And GenAI Products Of 2023 – CRN
Cloud News Mark Haranas November 17, 2023, 10:00 AM EST
From Amazon Bedrock and Google Vertex AI to Salesforce Einstein GPT and OpenAIs GPT-4, CRN breaks down the 10 coolest AI tools and GenAI products of 2023.
Artificial intelligence tools flooded the market in 2023 with generative AI becoming the most popular topic of discussion throughout the entire IT industry as many of the largest tech companies on the planet poured billions into the technology.
The boom in AI is boosting various IT industriesfrom cloud computing and chips to the most popular collaboration products.
IT research firm Gartner predicts that over 80 percent of enterprises will have used GenAI APIs and models and/or deployed GenAI-enabled applications in production environments, up from less than 5 percent in early 2023.
Generative and other types of AI offer new opportunities and drive several trends, said Chris Howard distinguished vice president analyst and chief of research at Gartner in a recent report. But deriving business value from the durable use of AI requires a disciplined approach to widespread adoption along with attention to the risks.
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Top AI Products, Tools And LLMs In 2023
The coolest new AI products in the market this year are helping businesses become more productive and efficient by speeding up a wide variety of tasks and use cases.
Large language models (LLMs) like Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Bard and OpenAIs GPT-4 can be used to generate code, translate customer documentation, create marketing materials, answer questions and develop new product ideas.
Other hot artificial intelligent tools like Amazon Bedrock makes GenAI models accessible through an API, while Googles Vertex AI Platform provides purpose-built MLOps tools for data scientist and machine learning engineers to automate, standardize and manage AI projects.
It appears that the possibilities and use cases for GenAI increase with every new version and iteration with the largest tech companies on Earthsuch as Google, Microsoft and Amazonspending billions on building new AI tools. The most talked about startups across the globe right now are AI startups like Anthropic.
CRN breaks down the 10 hottest AI tools of 2023 that every business, channel partner, investor and user should know about as GenAI looks to transform the world.
Mark Haranas is an assistant news editor and longtime journalist now covering cloud, multicloud, software, SaaS and channel partners at CRN. He speaks with world-renown CEOs and IT experts as well as covering breaking news and live events while also managing several CRN reporters. He can be reached at mharanas@thechannelcompany.com.
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Proposed Rules Overhaul Cybersecurity Requirements for … – JD Supra
The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Council has proposed two new cybersecurity rules that would impose significant obligations and risks for federal government contractors.TAKEAWAYS
On October 3, 2023, the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Council proposed two rules, Cyber Threat and Incident Reporting and Information Sharing and Standardizing Cybersecurity Requirements for Unclassified Federal Information Systems. The proposed rules partially implement Executive Order (EO) 14028, Improving the Nations Cybersecurity, which focuses on improving the nations cybersecurity and protecting against cyber threats by revamping incident reporting, information sharing for federal contractors and implementation of related cybersecurity policies. On November 1, 2023, the FAR Council extended the comment period for these proposed rules until February 2, 2024.
As explained below, these rules are significant because they impose extensive and onerous obligations on contractors and their supply chains. In addition, both proposed rules include a statement that compliance with their respective requirements is material to eligibility and payment under Government contracts. This language strongly suggests that the government will take the position that failure to comply with these requirements could result in liability under the False Claims Act.
FAR Case 2021-017, Cyber Threat and Incident Reporting and Information Sharing
FAR Case 2021-2017 provides a new FAR clause, FAR 52.239ZZ, Incident and Threat Reporting and Incident Response Requirements for Products or Services Containing Information and Communications Technology, which will impose the following significant obligations on contractors and subcontractors, among others:
Security Incident Reporting Harmonization. Under the new rule, contractors will be required to immediately and thoroughly investigate all indicators that a security incident may have occurred, and, within eight hours of discovery, report the incident using the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) incident reporting portal. Contractors are also required to update the submission every 72 hours thereafter until the Contractor, the agency, and/or any investigating agencies have completed all eradication or remediation activities. Notably, these requirements are in addition to other existing cyber incident reporting requirements, such as the 72-hour reporting requirement for incidents involving controlled unclassified information contained in DFARS 252.204-7012.
Access to Contractor Information and Information Systems. Following a security incident, contractors will be required to take certain steps to support the incident response. For example, contractors will have to provide the CISA, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the contracting agency full access to applicable contractor information and information systems, and to contractor personnel. Contractors will also be required to collect and preserve data and information related to the incident for at least 12 months in active storage, followed by six months in active or cold storage.
Software Bills of Materials (SBOM). For any computer software used in the performance of a contract, contractors will be required to develop and maintain a SBOM, which is defined as a formal record containing the details and supply chain relationships of various components used in building software. Contractors will be required to update the SBOM if the computer software is updated during contract performance. This requirement applies regardless of whether a security incident occurs.
FAR 52.239ZZ will be required in all contracts, including those for commercial items and those below the simplified acquisition threshold. Contractors will also be required to flow this clause down to all subcontracts throughout the supply chain that involve information and communications technology (ICT). ICT is broadly defined as information technology and other equipment, systems, technologies or processes, for which the principal function is the creation, manipulation, storage, display, receipt or transmission of electronic data and information, as well as any associated content.
FAR 2021-019, Standardizing Cybersecurity Requirements for Unclassified Federal Information Systems
The second proposed rule aims to standardize cybersecurity policies, procedures and contractual requirements for contractors that develop, implement, operate or maintain an unclassified federal information system (FIS). An FIS is defined as an information system used or operated by an agency, contractor of an agency or another organization, on behalf of an agency.
This proposed rule creates two new FAR clausesone that applies to non-cloud FIS, FAR 52.239-YY, Federal Information Systems Using Non-Cloud Computing Services, and one that applies to cloud-based FIS, FAR 52.239-XX, Federal Information Systems Using Cloud Computing Serviceswhich are summarized below:
FAR 52.239-YY, Federal Information Systems Using Non-Cloud Computing Services
FAR 52.239-XX, Federal Information Systems Using Cloud Computing Services
In addition to the requirements above, both of these FAR clauses will require contractors to indemnify the government against any liability that arises out of the performance of the contract and is incurred because of the contractors introduction of certain information or matter into Government data or the contractors unauthorized disclosure of certain information or material. The rule also states that contractors shall agree to waive any and all defenses that may be asserted for its benefit, including (without limitation) the Government Contractors Defense. This indemnification provision may open contractors up to significant risk in the event of a data breach or other incident.
Both of these FAR clauses will apply to all contracts and subcontracts for such services, including contracts below the simplified acquisition threshold and contracts or orders for commercial products or services (including commercial off-the-shelf items).
Contractors are encouraged to review these proposed rules, assess their impact and begin preparations to develop new policies and procedures to become compliant with the new requirements. Comments on these rules are due by February 2, 2024.
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The #CloudExit Movement And What It Means For Amazon Stock … – Seeking Alpha
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The cloud computing industry has been booming for the past two decades, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) being the undisputed leader. However, a growing movement called #CloudExit, which was started by the founders at Basecamp, is calling for businesses to move away from cloud providers like Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and back to on-premises infrastructure for possible cost savings. This movement could pose a significant threat to Amazon's stock price.
According to Amazon's 2022 annual report, AWS is the most profitable segment of Amazon's business, accounting for a significant portion of the company's overall profit. For the year 2022, cloud-computing revenue generated 74% of Amazon's operating profit, despite accounting for just 13% of the company's total revenue. This highlights the high profitability and critical importance of AWS to Amazon's financial performance.
The following table breaks down Amazon's operating profit by segment in 2022:
As you can see in the table above, Amazons cloud-computing division generates more than 2 times the amount of profits generated by any other segment, including Amazons huge retail business. This dominance is driven by the high margins associated with cloud computing services, margins that potentially be squeezed by increased competition from other cloud providers as well as the impact of the #cloudexit movement.
The #CloudExit movement is a grassroots effort gaining popularity in certain developer circles that is calling for businesses to reconsider their use of cloud computing. Proponents of the movement; such as Basecamp founder David Heinemeier argue that cloud computing is too expensive, too complex, and too risky. They also argue that cloud providers like AWS have too much power and that businesses need to take back control of their data.
In his article titled "We Have Left the Cloud," David Heinemeier Hansson details his company's successful migration away from cloud services to self-operated hardware, achieving substantial cost savings. The six-month transition involved bringing on-premises 6 services, including Basecamp Classic and Highrise, promising continued support for existing users. The most impressive move was transitioning the cloud-born HEY email service to their new infrastructure.
Utilizing an open-source stack with tools like KVM, Docker, and Kamal, the company avoided the complexities of Kubernetes and enterprise service contracts. The cost analysis revealed done by David and his team says that there will be estimated annual savings of at least $1.5 million by owning hardware compared to renting from Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Remarkably, they didnt see a need for an increase in the size of the team, challenging the notion that cloud services inherently lead to increased productivity with smaller teams.
In his article, Heinemeier encourages established companies to reconsider the cloud, asserting that benefits are often overstated, and costs are usually higher. The article concludes by urging readers to conduct their own cost analysis and evaluate their specific needs, emphasizing the availability of tools for a successful cloud exit. The experience shared in the article has prompted other companies to rethink their cloud expenditures, highlighting the potential for considerable savings.
Elon Musk's company, X, is celebrating significant cost savings of 60% following its #CloudExit strategy, as revealed by the engineering team. The move involved optimizing the use of cloud service providers and transitioning to on-premises solutions. Notably, the shift reduced monthly cloud costs by 60%, achieved by moving media/blob artifacts out of the cloud. Additionally, cloud data storage size was reduced by 60%, and cloud data processing costs saw a remarkable 75% reduction.
Given earlier reports indicating X's annual spending of $100 million on AWS, the 60% reduction suggests potential savings of $60 million per year. What makes this accomplishment even more impressive is the concurrent downsizing of the engineering team to a quarter of its previous size. Formerly employing around 8,000 individuals, X reportedly now operates with less than 2,000 engineers.
The X story underscores the potential impact on CFOs and investors, highlighting that Musk's success in running a streamlined operation with substantial savings from exiting the cloud could inspire other corporations to explore similar strategies. The #CloudExit concept, as exemplified by X, might be on the verge of becoming a mainstream trend, prompting businesses to evaluate the financial benefits of transitioning away from cloud services.
The #CloudExit movement could have a significant impact on Amazon's stock price. If a large number of businesses decide to move away from AWS, it could lead to a total collapse in profits for the company given AWSs importance in the companys financial performance and their lack of profitability in their other divisions. The heavy reliance on AWS for profits makes Amazon vulnerable to any downturn in the cloud computing market. If demand for AWS services were to decline, it could have a significant impact on Amazon's overall profitability.
It is too early to say what the long-term impact of the #CloudExit movement will be. However, it is clear that the movement is gaining momentum and that it is a potential threat to Amazon's dominance in the cloud computing market.
Investors should be aware of the potential risks to Amazon stock and should monitor the situation closely.
In addition to the #CloudExit movement, there are a number of other factors that could affect Amazon's stock price in the future, including, increased competition from other cloud providers, and economic downturns.
Investors should consider all of these factors when making investment decisions.
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Nasdaq Completes Migration of Third US Market to AWS – Markets Media
The Nasdaq GEMX Migration Creates Enhanced Scalability, Flexibility, and Resiliency of the Cloud Enabled Infrastructure while Delivering up to a 10% Improvement in Latency
Nasdaq, Inc. announced it has successfully completed the migration of the core trading system of Nasdaq GEMX, one of Nasdaqs six options exchanges, to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The new cloud-enabled market infrastructure, which uses AWS Outposts, delivers up to a 10% improvement in latency and the ability to more seamlessly adjust capacity in response to changing market conditions, ultimately delivering a better trading environment for market participants. GEMX processes 12 billion in daily messaging, 71% higher daily message volume than the MRX Options Exchange, which was migrated to AWS last year in December.
Nasdaq GEMX is Nasdaqs third market to accomplish the move to AWS following Nasdaq MRX in 2022 and the Nasdaq Bond Exchange (NBE) earlier in 2023. Moving markets to the cloud requires the migration of an intricate web of processes, systems and native protocols that are used by multiple layers of the overall capital markets ecosystem. Nasdaq successfully handled enormous volumes of message traffic while managing a wide array of real-time market conditions, ensuring a seamless experience for market participants.
Nasdaq continues to lead in market modernization by delivering cloud-enabled infrastructure and building a more resilient, scalable and accessible financial ecosystem. To meet the rigorous performance, resilience, and regulatory demands for the capital markets, Nasdaq and AWS pioneered an edge computing system leveraging AWS Outposts, a fully managed solution which provides market operators and participants with added agility to rapidly adjust operational systems and strategies, as well as innovation capabilities, to keep pace with evolving industry dynamics.
Additionally, Nasdaq is investing in its primary data center in Carteret, New Jersey, Equinixs NY11 International Business Exchange(IBX), which serves as the center of gravity for Nasdaqs US markets, including its cloud infrastructure. As previously announced, Nasdaq is expanding the existing colocation facility to meet the growing demand of participants that seek proximity to the Nasdaq trading systems. The expanded and enhanced facility will provide the optimal environment for the next generation of compute workloads and offer clients access to a wider range of services and capabilities.
At Nasdaq we take a client centric approach to the adoption and migration of advanced technologies to minimize risk and ensure clients can capitalize on the long-term benefits our modernization efforts deliver, said Tal Cohen, Co-President, Nasdaq. As a leading market operator and global provider of critical market infrastructure we are committed to continuing our journey to modernize the global financial ecosystem and unlocking the power of cloud technologies.
Together, our teams are continuing to help Nasdaq redefine the future of capital markets through close collaboration and use AWS capabilities to deliver measurable benefits for our mutual clients, said Scott Mullins, managing director, Worldwide Financial Services at AWS. We look forward to continuing to work alongside Nasdaq to achieve its long-term goals for operating a flexible yet scalable environment without compromising the performance of critical, ultra-low latency systems.
Nasdaq has been systematic in its efforts to build the next generation of cloud infrastructure for its clients, a major aspect of that effort includes migrating existing Financial Technology solutions and developing new cloud-native platforms. As of November 2023, 106 financial institutions ranging from financial market infrastructures (FMIs), banks and broker-dealers have either deployed or migrated Nasdaq solutions to the cloud, including surveillance, risk management, marketplace services, and clearing solutions. When onboarding financial institutions, Nasdaq takes a client centric approach, offering a tailored experienced that ultimately connects clients to the critical cloud infrastructure. Leveraging the power of cloud, Nasdaq empowers their clients to reliably and flexibly scale their solutions to meet changing market demands, improve resiliency and business agility.
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CSIT and Google Cloud partner to pilot sovereign cloud solution in … – ETCIO South East Asia
The Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies (CSIT) and Google Cloud today announced they will be piloting the use of Google Distributed Cloud Hosted (GDC Hosted) to support CSIT's effort to harness AI in tackling Singapore's defence and security challenges.
CSIT, a member of the Defence Technology Community, has been collaborating with Google Cloud by providing its use cases and technical requirements to further enhance GDC Hosted. As part of the pilot, CSIT will trial the use of GDC Hosted on-premises, tapping on the solutions built-in data management and pre-trained machine learning capabilities to process sensitive data.
Built using industry-leading open source components like Kubernetes, GDC Hosted also provides access to familiar developer tools, enabling CSITs technical personnel to operate GDC Hosted and its applications with minimal retraining.
"By offering full isolation alongside integrated AI services and access to an open ecosystem, GDC Hosted combines the benefits of fully managed and scalable infrastructure for running mission-critical workloads with operational flexibility, said Mitesh Agarwal, Managing Director, Technology and Solutions, Asia Pacific, Google Cloud. By working together with CSIT to meet its unique specifications for processing sensitive data, we look forward to further contributing to its efforts to remain at the forefront of the evolving cyber defence landscape.
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Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 Now Available in the Cirrascale AI … – HPCwire
Nov. 14, 2023 Cirrascale Cloud Services is pleased to announce its partnership with Qualcomm in offering the Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 as part of the Cirrascale AI Innovation Cloud. Interested parties can begin signing up and using the newly launched instances immediately by visiting Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 at Cirrascale.
The Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 is a performance and cost-optimized AI inference accelerator designed to tackle workloads for Generative AI, large language models, and computer vision applications. It represents a significant leap forward in the realm of cloud-based AI processing.
Cirrascale is excited to partner with Qualcomm to offer this cutting-edge AI inference accelerator in the cloud, adding another pioneering offering to our AI Innovation Platform, said Dave Driggers, Chief Technology Officer, Cirrascale Cloud Services. This collaboration ensures that customers can test, utilize, and fully deploy the Qualcomm Cloud AI 100, regardless of their application needs be it large language models, natural language processing, or object detection.
With a commitment to transparency, the Cirrascale AI Innovation Cloud offers a flat rate, no-surprises billing model. Customers can expect consistent pricing for Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 instances, free of fluctuations, and no hidden fees for data ingress or egress.
Qualcomm Technologies is pleased to partner with Cirrascale Cloud Services to integrate the high-performance at low-power capability of the Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 into the Cirrascale AI Innovation Cloud platform. Cloud AI 100 offers industry-leading performance-per-TCO$ spanning GenAI, including Large Language Models as well as Natural Language Processing and Computer Vision. With this technology collaboration, we are taking a step forward in unlocking new possibilities for AI applications in the Cloud for model developers, AI inference solution providers, and enterprises, said Rashid Attar, VP of Cloud Computing at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Together, we are setting a new standard for cloud-based AI, delivering performance at a price point that drives innovation across a diversity of verticals.
The Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 accelerator is versatile, enabling high-performance deep learning inference across various applications, including computer vision, object detection, natural language processing, and generative AI models. Developers can use Qualcomms Cloud AI SDK, which provides comprehensive guidance from onboarding pre-trained models to deploying deep learning inference applications.
Qualcomm Cloud AI 100s benchmark results are a testament to its leadership in AI inferencing. It delivers the highest number of inferences with the lowest latency and energy utilization across both data center and edge categories. Its unique blend of high computational performance, low latency, and low power utilization makes it an ideal choice for various applications.
The Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 stands out for its high performance and low-power AI processing capabilities, tailored specifically for cloud environments. This innovative product addresses the unique demands of the cloud, including power efficiency, scalability, process node advancements, and signal processing. This combination enables enterprises to run AI inference tasks faster and more efficiently than ever before. With the Qualcomm Cloud AI 100, global-scale deployment of AI inference workloads is not just possible but also highly efficient.
The Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 is not just another AI inferencing product; its a catalyst for transformative change in the AI landscape. It opens new horizons for businesses and developers looking to leverage the power of AI in the cloud. With its unparalleled performance, efficiency, and versatility, the Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 is set to redefine the standards of cloud-based AI processing.
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Qualcommis the worlds leading wireless technology innovator and the driving force behind the development, launch, and expansion of 5G. When we connected the phone to the internet, the mobile revolution was born. Today, our foundational technologies enable the mobile ecosystem and are found in every 3G, 4G and 5G smartphone. We bring the benefits of mobile to new industries, including automotive, the internet of things, and computing, and are leading the way to a world where everything and everyone can communicate and interact seamlessly.
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ZTE and Computer Union join forces on cutting-edge IT solutions in … – ZTE
Bangkok, Thailand, 15November2023 - ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a global leading provider of information and communication technology solutions, has entered into a collaboration agreement with Computer Union, Thailand's leading IT solution distributor, to collaborate on cutting-edge IT solutions under its latest strategic partnership project.
The contract was signed in Bangkok Thailandby Mr.Teera Phutrakul, Chairman of Computer Union and Mr.Han Zhiming, Managing Director of ZTE Thailand. The signing waswitnessed and attended by Miss. Pawasut Seewirot, Director of Saha-Union, Mr. Mei Zhonghua, Senior Vice President of ZTEand Mr. Zhang Wanchun, Senior Vice President of ZTE.
The main goal of this agreement is to formalize the interaction and strengthen the relationship between Computer Union and ZTE at bothstrategic and working levels, stimulate and facilitate the development of collaborative and mutually beneficial activities which serve to achieve heightened levels of productivity, efficiency and profitability for their partners.
ZTE has the advantage of integratingvarious resources fromsoftware and hardware manufacturers, solution providers, and service providers, and providingcustomers with more advanced and reliable solutions through continuous R&D investment and technological innovation. Through the agreement, Computer Unions Value Added Solutions team, lead by Mr. Darwin Darakananda - Head of Business Development,will explore ZTE offerings to expandits product catalog diversities and provide a comprehensive suite of solutions that meet the requirements ofmore clients. ZTE is committed to dedicating time and expertise to support Computer Union's vision of establishing a soliddigital foundation and exploringThailand'sdigital market together. The agreement will allow customers of both companies to leverage the best-of-breed features and performance,including computing, data storage, and network building needs.Itreflects their shared ambitions to continuethe digital transformation journeyand further enhances their rolesas leaders of IT solutions in Thailand.
Amidthe digital transformation sweeping across industries worldwide, ZTE has gained deep insights into market demands. Offeringa full range of servers and storage products, including general-purposeservers, liquid-coolingservers, heterogeneousservers, all-flash storage, mixed-flash storage, and distributed disk array, ZTE deliversstable and reliable computing infrastructure to supportdigital transformation in most application scenarios, such as cloud computing, big data processing, distributed storage, and AI. Untilnow, ZTE has launched dozens of independently developed server storage products, which have been applied to more than 50 countries and regions worldwide, serving multiple industries such as telecom, internet, finance, power, government, and transportation. With the surge of digital transformation, the IT industry in Thailand is experiencing a new phase, and the demand for servers is also growing.
The collaboration between Computer Union and ZTE will also serve as an important step towards strengthening the nation's digital infrastructure, and empower Thailand's competitive edge in delivering cutting-edge solutions to the marketplace. This strategic alliance will help solidify the two companies'position as leading active playersin the field of digitization, further enabling them to set the foundation forcapitalizingon the abundant opportunities presented by digital transformation.
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For over 40 years, Computer Union has consistently provided cutting-edge IT solutions, serving as a trusted partner for businesses seeking innovative IT solutions and expertise tailored to their unique needs. Its offerings span the spectrum of technology realms, powering the financial industry with mainframes, delivering essential security, sustainability, and data management solutions that underpin the current digital age, and now extending to the latest in ML/AI innovations poised to shape the future. Its legacy of excellence is a testament to its commitment to staying at the forefront of the ever-evolving IT field.
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ZTE helps to connect the world with continuous innovation for a better future. The company provides innovative technologies and integrated solutions, its portfolio spans all series of wireless, wireline, devices and professional telecommunications services. Serving over a quarter of the global population, ZTE is dedicated to creating a digital and intelligent ecosystem, and enabling connectivity and trust everywhere. ZTE is listed on both the Hong Kong and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges.www.zte.com.cn/global
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VAI Resort Taps Oracle Cloud to Deliver Rock-Star Guest Experiences – Oracle
VAI Resort, the upcoming largest hotel and entertainment destination in Arizona, is gearing up to open its doors in 2024 with the support of Oracle Cloud. With Oracles OPERA Cloud hospitality management platform combined with Oracle NetSuite, VAI will be able to unify its core data and operations on a single, secure infrastructure. This will empower VAI with the tools and intelligence it needs to keep its operation running smoothly while delivering unforgettable guest experiences.
VAI will also be using Oracle MICROS Simphony Cloud POS to manage all its restaurants and bars and Oracle Nor1 to deliver more impactful upgrade offers for guests and boost incremental revenue.
VAI is the manifestation of a dream to create the worlds most iconic resort, said Howard Weiss, Vice President of Entertainment, VAI Resort. Our mission is to deliver the best luxury hospitality and entertainment experience in Arizonaand that requires the best technology. From room availability to drinks to our back-office operations, the combined power of Oracles Hospitality and NetSuites unified platform and real-time analytics and reporting will give us a constant view into our performance which will help us continually evolve how we serve and delight our guests
The new $1 billion 60-acre resort oasis destination, VAI Resort will consist of 1,100 rooms across four hotel towers with 12 dining establishments, 10 unique bars, and a man-made party island. Additionally, the property will include a two-story nightclub, a state-of-the-art 360-degree concert stage, a five-acre swimming oasis surrounded by white sand beaches, luxury retail, and a Spa and Wellness Center, all right next door to theworlds first Mattel Adventure Park.
Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud Platform and MICROS Simphony will enable VAI to seamlessly manage its entire hotel and dining operations including securely managing guest data and preferences, room availability and rates, food waste, and more. With an open architecture, built-in integration services, and open APIs, OPERA Cloud will also enable VAI to accelerate innovation to continually redefine the guest experience. Together with the Oracle Nor1, staff will also be equipped to deliver real-time offers to hotel guests, helping increase revenue.
In addition to Oracle Cloud, VAI will also use NetSuite enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to automate financial processes and improve business visibility across its operations. With a unified view of its business performance, VAI will be able to make more informed, data-driven decisions to improve guests experiences and grow its business.
VAI Resort is creating a truly unique resort and an entertainment destination, all in one stunning package, said Alex Alt, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Hospitality. With Oracle Cloud, VAI will have the ability to unify data across its operations, which will enable them to curate unforgettable experiences for guests, while efficiently managing all of the rooms, restaurants, and amenities those experiences require.
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Oracle Helps Healthcare Organizations Improve Inventory … – Oracle
To help healthcare organizations improve inventory management and support patient outcomes, Oracle is adding new mobile capabilities to Oracle Fusion Cloud Inventory Management, part of Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM). The new capabilities will help healthcare organizations reduce inventory errors, improve restock efficiency, and gain the visibility they need to better predict demand and optimize stock availability.
Healthcare organizations are under pressure to deliver a consistently high standard of care while managing costs, said Chris Leone, executive vice president, applications development, Oracle. With Oracle Cloud SCMs new inventory management capabilities, healthcare providers can improve the efficiency and accuracy of inventory management processes to expand visibility, reduce costs, and ensure the right stock is available in the right place, at the right time.
The new inventory management capabilities support all core inventory transactions within a healthcare organization. This includes full mobile device and barcode scanning support for receiving, putaway, picking, cycle counting, material transfers, and issuing of materials across all types of stocking locations in a hospitalfrom stockrooms to procedural areas and Periodic Automatic Replacement (PAR) locations. The new mobile capabilities include:
The new inventory management capabilities are the latest additions to Oracle Cloud SCM to help healthcare organizations optimize planning, automate processes, and enhance visibility across the supply chain. Oracle recently announced new healthcare-focused procurement, replenishment planning, and recall management capabilities. In the last 12 months, Oracle has added healthcare-specific supply chain capabilities including: logistics, product lifecycle management, planning, procurement, and channel revenue management.
Part of Oracle Fusion Applications Suite, Oracle Cloud SCM helps organizations seamlessly connect supply chain processes and quickly respond to changing demand, supply, and market conditions. With applications for finance, supply chain, HR, and customer experience, Oracle provides the most complete suite of enterprise applications on a single integrated cloud platform. Oracles self-updating platform gives customers access to continuous innovation, as new features are added every 90 days.
For additional information on Oracle Cloud SCM and Oracles inventory management offerings, please visit http://www.oracle.com/scm.
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