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The Global Telecom Cloud Market size is expected to reach $ 63. 8 billion by 2027, rising at a market growth of 21. 1% CAGR during the forecast period. The term "telecom cloud" refers to the telecommunications industrys transition from traditional landline services to modern cloud computing solutions.

New York, Feb. 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Global Telecom Cloud Market By Type, By Application, By Computing Services, By Services Type, By Organization Size, By Vertical, By Regional Outlook, Industry Analysis Report and Forecast, 2021 - 2027" - https://www.reportlinker.com/p06241036/?utm_source=GNW Companies can take advantage of networking resources more efficiently due to their shift to cloud computing. The telecom cloud market will benefit industries by allowing them to use cloud computing for information technology optimization.

Mobile networking hardware manufacturers, such as 5G equipment makers, and mobile telephony software development businesses can bundle their products with the cloud data center orchestration capabilities and sell them to CSPs in regional markets throughout the world as full solutions.

When combined with infrastructure-as-code methodologies, the level of operational standardization enabled by NFV and the inherent benefits of virtualization provide a tried and proven method for TSPs to deploy new technologies across all regions of service according to the demands of scale while saving money on data center networking costs. International vendors can bundle their product with the data center orchestration software as a full solution, which can then be trained by integrators or telecom personnel for use as mobile telephony.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted various segments of the business domain. Due to the imposition of various regulations across the globe like complete lockdown, ban on import & exports and temporary ban on manufacturing units, many companies have witnessed a decline in their sales and revenue. In addition, this pandemic has compelled companies to shift to cloud-based solutions to overcome various challenges.

In many regions of the world, adoption of next-generation communication technologies such as 5G network deployments has accelerated, and service automation has become a top priority. According to research published by Nokia, more than 64% of communication service providers are focusing on boosting the automation of operational services using cloud technology. Owing to these features and rapid pace of digitalization, the demand for telecom cloud would witness a surge in the coming years.

Market Growth Factors:

Quick deployment and scalability of services

Telecom cloud solutions and services enable telecom operators and communication service providers to rapidly scale up when demand is high and scale down when demand is low, allowing for faster deployment and scalability of services. Scaling up and down with these modern telecom cloud platforms is substantially faster and less expensive than with legacy on-premises telephony systems. This would enable telecom operators and communication service providers to strike a more effective balance between their services and cost management, which would lead to a far more flexible business model.

High demand for cloud native environments as well as Open RAN and a private 5G network

The transition to the cloud for many telecom companies has been made easy by the digital transformation and the workflows for the new business. Cloud technologies are being adopted by businesses in order to get a competitive advantage and differentiate themselves in the market. In the future, investment on cloud infrastructure and business intelligence (BI) is likely to rise.

Market Restraining Factors:

Risk of information loss

The digital era has seen a buzzing technology called the cloud, but the cloud develops some serious concerns. The risk of data loss is always there when users do not have the information saved in their private systems. This risk of data loss exists when the data is unintentionally deleted by the user, thinking that it would be saved somewhere else or when the system gets corrupted. Overwriting of data is also one of the serious concerns of the clients.

Type Outlook

On the basis of type, the telecom cloud market is segmented into public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid cloud. The private cloud segment procured a substantial revenue share in the telecom cloud market in 2020. Rapid technical advancements have fueled the growth of the private cloud segment. The rise of internet-based services and applications, such as social media, video streaming, and online payments, has raised the demand for secure data storage. Similarly, the growing volume of data in industries like BFSI, IT & telecom, healthcare, government, retail, and others has prompted these industries to utilize private cloud services.

Application Outlook

By application, the telecom cloud market is divided into Enterprise Application, Data Storage, Computing, Archiving and others. The enterprise application segment acquired the maximum revenue share in the telecom cloud market in 2020. Enterprise application software is a collection of programs that share business applications and organizational modelling tools to provide unrivalled functionality. Any computer-based information system would be incomplete without EA software. Through business level support functionality, EA software eventually improves efficiency and productivity.

Computing Services Outlook

Based on the computing services, the telecom cloud market is fragmented into SaaS, PaaS and IaaS. The SaaS segment dominated the telecom cloud segment with the largest revenue share in 2020. Network maintenance, network device monitoring, monthly status reporting, upgrade/patching deployment, and user management are all examples of these services, which would attract more customers in the forecast years.

Services Type Outlook

On the basis of services type, the telecom cloud market is bifurcated into Network & Management Services and Colocation Services. The network & management services segment witnessed the highest revenue share in the telecom cloud market in 2020. This growth is attributed to the various services provided under this segment including network maintenance, monitoring of attached network devices, monthly status reporting, upgrade/patching deployment, and user management.

Organization Size Outlook

By organization size, the telecom cloud market is segregated into small & medium sized enterprises and large enterprises. The small & medium sized enterprises segment acquired a significant revenue share in the telecom cloud market in 2020. It is due to the fact that these telecom cloud services are cost effective and are easy to deploy, which makes it convenient for SMEs to operate in the competitive world.

Vertical Outlook

Based on vertical, the telecom cloud market is divided into BFSI, retail & consumer goods, healthcare, manufacturing, media & entertainment and others. The BFSI sector dominated the telecom cloud market with the largest revenue share in 2020. The banking, financial services, and insurance industry has begun outsourcing non-core tasks in order to decrease costs. Banks benefit from outsourcing since it allows them to save expenses and increase efficiency. As a result, channelized content insights and precise banking information are required, which can be unified via a telecom cloud solution.

Regional Outlook

Region-wise, the telecom cloud market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and LAMEA. North America emerged as the leading region in telecom cloud market with the maximum revenue share in 2020 and is anticipated to continue this trend over the forecast period. This growth is attributed to the fact that large companies with technically skilled staff have a significant presence across this region, which would provide constant revolutionary technology.

The major strategies followed by the market participants are Partnerships. Based on the Analysis presented in the Cardinal matrix; Verizon Communications, Inc. is the major forerunner in the Telecom Cloud Market. Companies such as Orange S.A., Deutsche Telekom AG, Telefonica S.A. are some of the key innovators in the Market.

The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the market. Key companies profiled in the report include Telstra Corporation, Orange S.A. (Orange Business Services), Telefonica S.A., Vodafone Group Plc, Deutsche Telekom AG, AT&T, Inc. (AT&T Intellectual Property), Verizon Communications, Inc., BT Group plc, Lumen Technologies, Inc., and SK Telecom Co., Ltd.

Recent strategies deployed in Telecom Cloud Market

Partnerships, Collaborations and Agreements:

Oct-2021: Lumen extended its partnership with Cisco, an American multinational technology conglomerate corporation. This partnership includes a new solution viz. Lumen Solutions for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Cloud (UCMC). In addition, the new solution would integrate Ciscos sophisticated, cloud-based collaboration services with the reliability and speed of Lumens global fiber network, which makes it well-suited for the companies that have already invested in Cisco Webex or those that are planning to do it.

Oct-2021: Verizon formed a partnership with AWS, a subsidiary of Amazon providing on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs. Following the partnership, Verizon introduced private mobile edge computing for enterprises with AWS Outposts. Moreover, Verizons private mobile edge compute solution with AWS Outposts is available for enterprise customers across the U.S. Moreover, Verizon 5G Edge with AWS Outposts can be considered as a cloud computing platform that brings compute and storage services to the edge of the network on the customer premises. Verizon 5G Edge with AWS Outposts is a cloud computing infrastructure that offers compute and storage capabilities to customers premises at the networks edge.

Sep-2021: BT Group partnered with Oracle, an American multinational computer technology corporation. Following the partnership, the BT Group selected Oracle Communications Cloud-Native Converged Policy Management to optimize its network resources and introduce new 5G capabilities to market rapidly. In addition, the solution would allow BT to rapidly and smoothly test and install 5G services such as live streaming and zero-rated 5G content across its EE mobile network.

Sep-2021: Telefnica signed a multi-year agreement with IBM, an American multinational technology corporation. Following the partnership, IBM intelligent automation software and services would be deployed to UNICA Next, Telefnicas first-ever, cloud-native, 5G core network platform. Moreover, Telefnicas goal with UNICA Next is to gain the agility, reliability, and efficiency necessary to continuously improve its services.

Sep-2021: Telefonica entered into a multi-year partnership with Oracle, an American multinational computer technology corporation. Following the partnership, the two companies would together expedite Telefonicas cloud deployment and the development of new communication services for consumers as well as the companies.

Jul-2021: AT&T formed a collaboration with Google, an American multinational technology company. Following the collaboration, the two companies introduced new solutions across AT&Ts 5G and Google Clouds edge computing offerings, including AT&Ts on-premises Multi-access Edge Compute (MEC) solution, and AT&T Network Edge offerings through LTE, 5G, and wireline.

Jul-2021: BT Group came into a partnership with Microsoft, an American multinational technology corporation. This partnership would boost innovation and development in the telecom industry and redefine the future of voice calling. Moreover, the partnership would enable the development of innovative new cloud-based products and services for BTs voice customers and the broader telecoms sector.

Jul-2021: Verizon signed a five-year agreement with Ericsson, a Swedish telecom company. Under this agreement, Verizon would use various technology solutions of Ericsson to expand its ultra-wideband 5G coverage. These solutions include Ericsson Spectrum Sharing, Massive MIMO, and the Ericsson Cloud Radio Access Network.

Jul-2021: Vodafone joined hands with Nokia, a Finnish multinational telecommunication, information technology, and consumer electronics company. Following the collaboration, the two companies together designed an Anomaly Detection Service, a machine learning (ML) product, running on Google Cloud, to rapidly identify and alleviate network anomalies before they become a pain for the Vodafone customers. Moreover, the new service is developed on Nokia Bell Labs technology and would be available across Vodafones pan-European network.

Jun-2021: AT&T came into a partnership with Microsoft, an American multinational technology corporation. Following the partnership, the two companies would bring the carriers 5G workloads to the Azure for Operators platform and provide AT&T access to Microsoft artificial intelligence, cloud, and edge technology to help with launching new 5G-enabled services.

May-2021: Verizon partnered with RingCentral, a company that offers companies different cloud-based business communications solutions. Under this partnership, the two entities would jointly develop a unique co-branded service, RingCentral with Verizon, smooth integrated unified communications as a service (UCaaS) solution for enterprise businesses.

Apr-2021: BT Group joined hands with Telefnica, a Spanish multinational telecommunications company. Under this partnership, the two companies would together run a multi-operator and multi-location trial with the help of the MobiledgeX platform running on top of edge infrastructure offered by the engaged operators.

Apr-2021: Verizon teamed up with Amazon Web Services, a subsidiary of Amazon providing on-demand cloud computing platforms. Following the collaboration, the two companies introduced a mobile edge computing platform that covers a private 5G network and AWS Outposts. The new platform would be suitable for applications in factories, warehouses, and corporate business campuses. Moreover, the managed service offering utilizes Verizons network for Outposts connectivity wherein Outposts can be defined as the on-premises IT system that includes computing, storage, and memory options.

Mar-2021: Lumen joined hands with IBM, an American multinational technology corporation. Following the collaboration, the two companies would combine IBM Cloud Satellite with the Lumen edge platform to allow customers to leverage hybrid cloud services in near real-time and develop unique solutions at the edge.

Feb-2021: Deutsche Telekom formed a collaboration with Reply, a company that specializes in consulting, system integration, and digital services. Following the collaboration, the two companies introduced the Access 4.0 (A4) platform. Moreover, the two companies would together substitute traditional hard-wire systems with extremely automated and microservice-based technologies.

Feb-2021: Lumen extended its partnership with VMware, an American cloud computing and virtualization technology company. Following this partnership, the two companies would accelerate the design, development, and delivery of edge computing and safer, work-from-anywhere solutions. Moreover, the integrated capabilities of the two entities would allow customers to provide enhanced experiences for any application, to any device, from the global cloud core to the distributed network edge.

Acquisitions and Mergers:

Jul-2021: Telefnica completed the acquisition of Altostratus Cloud Consulting, a company that specializes in multi-cloud services and Google Cloud Premier Partner for Southern Europe. The acquisition would expand the cloud capabilities of Telefonica, including extremely highly qualified professionals to the company, and strengthen the industry by extending its positioning with the main hyperscalers.

Product Launches and Product Expansions:

Jun-2021: Orange introduced Europes first 5G Stand Alone (SA) fully end-to-end cloud network from devices to IS in a cloud-native mode. Through this launch, the company would continue to differentiate and lead through the quality of experience it provides to its consumers as it advances toward a "zero-touch network".

Geographical Expansions:

Dec-2021: Telstra expanded its geographical reach by expanding its network infrastructure in the US. Following the expansion, the company would triple its capabilities at a primary data center in Ashburn, Virginia. This would bolster the global telecommunications and technology companys ongoing efforts to support customers across the U.S. by making network investments and including new points of presence (PoP).

Nov-2021: Nov Vodafone expanded its geographical reach by expanding its core network in Europe. Following this, the company would implement VMwares comprehensive Telco Cloud Platform to manage the workloads on its 5G standalone core networks across Europe. In addition, VMwares goal is to automate and coordinate all network processes and services for the telecoms core networks, regardless of whatever vendor they come from.

Scope of the Study

Market Segments covered in the Report:

By Type

Public Cloud

Private Cloud and

Hybrid Cloud

By Application

Enterprise Application

Data Storage

Computing

Archiving, and

Others

By Computing Services

SaaS

IaaS, and

PaaS

By Services Type

Network & Management Services and

Colocation Services

By Organization Size

Large Enterprises and

Small & Medium Enterprises

By Vertical

BFSI

Retail & Consumer Goods

Healthcare

Manufacturing

Media & Entertainment and

Others

By Geography

North America

o US

o Canada

o Mexico

o Rest of North America

Europe

o Germany

o UK

o France

o Russia

o Spain

o Italy

o Rest of Europe

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Designing Chips With The Cloud And Edge In Mind – The Next Platform

Renee James knows about processors and she knows about the cloud. In a career at Intel that spanned more than 28 years and saw her rise to become president of the chip giant, she also ran a range of divisions within the company, including HPC, software and the cloud.

She left Intel to found Ampere Computing in 2017, one of a number of chip makers that are building processors optimized for a rapidly changing IT environment that is stretching out from central datacenters to the cloud and out to the edge and putting an increasing emphasis on factors beyond chip performance, including latency, power efficiency and platform scalability.

The company acquired the assets of Applied Micro, one of the pioneers in developing processors based on the low-power Arm architecture with its X-Gene chips and has since run out its 80-core Altra chip and, last year, its 128-core Altra Max, both chips based on Arms Neoverse design. Now the company this year is planning to unveil a 5 nanometer chip that will be based on its own in-house Arm-compliant cores.

For decades, James was a vocal proponent of the Intel architecture and the companys driving of improvements to chips driven by Moores Law. However, the compute environment is changing. Not only is it increasingly distributed and cloud-based, but the development tools and software enterprise are using also are changing. Developers are using tools like microservices, containers, and Kubernetes controllers. Processor designs and architectures need to change as well to keep up with evolving demands of organizations as they adopt the cloud and the edge.

How do we know were in a new phase of compute? James, now chief executive officer at Ampere Computing, asked during a talk at the recent virtual ISSCC 2022 event. We know because the underlying software approaches changed, the tools have changed, the way we build software, the way software is distributed and how its consumed through the cloud is fundamentally different than in the era of server computing. One of the hallmarks of a new phase of compute is you use the technology thats available to you to build a new operating environment. Thats exactly what weve been doing in the cloud today. The industry is taking the X86 architecture and the approach pioneered over 40 years ago for the building of the PC architecture and applied it to cloud computing and the modern datacenter.

Thats not going to cut it anymore, she said. Using the same architecture in this case, those used by Intel and AMD will create further problems around power consumption and datacenter space. The semiconductor sector needs to come up with sustainable products that will reduce the carbon footprint. James noted that the expected growth in the cloud datacenter market. Synergy Research Group said that global enterprise spending on cloud infrastructure services in 2021 reached $178 billion, a 37 percent year-over-year increase.

If the datacenter providers continue to deploy legacy solutions, it will consume two times the power and 60 percent more real estate than whats being consumed today, she said. On the other hand, if they use cloud-native solutions like the ones designed by Ampere, they can deliver similar performance if not even better performance at a fraction of the power and real estate footprint.

Ampere Computing is one of a number of vendors looking to leverage the Arm architecture for hyperscale, HPC and cloud-based datacenters and as we have reported, such companies have been the target of Ampere Computing since its founding. Some companies, like Amazon Web Services are rolling out their own chips in Amazons case, the Graviton line and Nvidia also is looking to expand its portfolio, especially in the wake of the demise of its ill-fated $40 billion bid for Arm. But no one is the clubhouse leader yet in the effort to bring Arm into the datacenter. Its still a mashup of vendors.

There also the expanding world of accelerators, from GPUs to FPGAs, and workload-optimized silicon like data processing units (DPUs). At the same time, Intel is looking to re-establish itself as the top chip maker after several years of stumbles, and those chips include GPUs starting with Ponte Vecchio and other silicon.

So its going to be an active and highly competitive semiconductor market. At ISSCC, James and several other Ampere Computing officials spoke about the need for processor architecture to change along with enterprise demands, which has put pressure for the way chips are designed to change.

Ampere Computing chief product officer Jeff Wittich said organizations are moving to the cloud because services can be seamlessly deployed across vast hardware infrastructures. Developers are using microservices to more quickly build more innovation applications and to more easily scale individual components, which is important for companies in such sectors as ride hailing, where thousands of microservices can be scaled to provide everything from matching riders and drivers to mapping the rides to billing.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning further improve such services and much of the inferencing is being done at the edge to drive down latency. High performance and low latency will continue to be important as such technologies as autonomous vehicles come into play.

As cloud infrastructure becomes more distributed and less centralized to meet critical, low-latency requirements, having a power-efficient processor that can fit in the more constrained power and thermal envelopes at the edge while still delivering high compute performance is a top requirement, Wittich said. It is critical that the underlying hardware enables the desired elasticity, resiliency, automation and portability required by cloud service providers and cloud-native developers. For this, you need the right type of CPU, one that delivers predictable high performance.

This enables the cloud to deliver the necessary performance at all times without degraded service platform scalability and to scale out to the edge, where space is even more constrained.

That comes with some key architectural requirements that are different from what has typically been needed during the decades that led up to the cloud, according to Ampere Computing chief technology officer Atiq Bajwa. The focus traditionally has been on peak performance for workloads that tended to be composed of large, monolithic software applications and density was a key consideration.

However, the drive for atom-scale architectures has slowed the cadence and generation-to-generation improvements in performance, density and power, Bajwa said, adding that process design rules are more complex.

Meeting the performance and functionality needs of todays cloud datacenters increasingly requires that we assemble multiple pieces of silicon together in a package, he said. Performance and consistent performance under load with multiple independent and potentially interfering workloads all running on a single server. Power efficiency is a first article, not just because of its impact on performance and total cost of ownership, but also because of its implications on sustainability. Finally, the software landscape is also quite different, with workloads increasingly composed of collections of software packages and an array of microservices deployed in [virtual machines] or containers with multi-tenancy the norm. With all that has changed, what does it mean to build cloud-native products?

For Ampere Computing, it has meant taking a clean-slate approach in both what they built and how they built it. The architecture needs to provide dedicated hardware for performance, consistency and security isolation, the frequency must be consistent, performance and consistency means a cache hierarchy and memory subsystem with high and consistent bandwidth to feed the CPU cores at scale and under high loads.

The new chips are demanding high large-scale integration, high-volume manufacturing and higher bandwidth.

With the increasing complexity, validation and emulation become critical pieces to ensure high quality of the design, said Mitrajit Chatterjee, senior vice president of silicon engineering. All these designs must converge faster and seamlessly to meet a regular and rapid cadence of cloud software designs.

Yesh Kolla, vice president of engineering at Ampere Computing, noted that to keep pace with compute density needs, the company uses smaller disaggregated dies integrated at the package level.

By disaggregating into chiplets, we can continue increasing the overall chip-level transistor count by increasing the number of die chiplets while the individual die areas can be optimized for yield and manufacturability, Kolla said. Disaggregation does push the integration challenges to other areas. Advanced packaging techniques must adapt to efficiently integrating multiple dies. Die-to-die link latency and bandwidth must continue improving, while also increasing signal density and reducing power. Manufacturing, testing, validation, and firmware has evolved to manage multiple dyes in a package.

Ampere Computing also improves the performance by choosing designs the minimize communication and routing, finding logical hierarchies efficiently, working through design partitioning, and using selective and highly customized circuits to speed up critical paths, among other techniques, he said. There also is work done in conjunction with the vendors foundry partner, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, to help reduce the power consumption and footprint of the chips as well as developing advanced power management capabilities and innovative I/O designs.

The company also wants to keep a steady cadence of new chips every year, Chatterjee said.

Design convergence and product design cycle is where everything comes together, he said. Keeping up with the server demands, the cloud server semiconductor is executing at a rapid pace. At Ampere, our infrastructure is now built to support multiple design stage overlaps, sharpening cycle times by planning for silicon success and developing all system collaterals. For post-silicon success, key is IP validation, emulation, firmware and platform readiness play key roles.

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2 Unstoppable Long-Term Trends to Invest In – The Motley Fool

Cloud computing and cannabis are two high-growth sectors that all investors may want to have some exposure to in the long haul. They possess some of the most promising opportunities out there today.

A great way to add exposure to these industries is by holding a couple of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that can give you a broad mix of stocks in each sector. Two funds that should be on your radar today include the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF( MSOS -1.97% ) and First Trust Cloud Computing ETF( SKYY -2.47% ).

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The U.S. pot market isn't legal just yet. But at this point, it's only a matter of time before it is. Support for legalization is at record levels, and even if it doesn't happen under President Biden's watch, it may under the next administration; given the popularity of marijuana, it may even become part of an election campaign -- that's what helped lead to legalization in Canada.

Legalization would lift many barriers for the industry. Currently, multi-state marijuana operators can't have their products cross state lines, even if both states have legalized cannabis. Cannabis companies also have difficulty with obtaining banking services that legal industries take for granted. While more red tape and taxes will likely offset some of those gains once the government legalizes pot, the net result should be an overwhelming positive for the industry.

Adding the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF to your portfolio could be an optimal way to stake out an early position in this sector. The fund focuses on marijuana businesses in the U.S. market (which is a better alternative to holding shares of struggling Canadian pot stocks), including big names such asTrulieve Cannabis,Green Thumb Industries, andCuraleaf Holdings.

The fund is actively managed, which is a good feature as it ensures that as the industry changes over time, the ETF will help give investors the best mix of U.S. cannabis stocks.

In the past year, the ETF hasn't done well, falling 56% while the S&P 500 has risen by 14%. With legalization not looking to be imminent, the sector hasn't been a popular place to invest in these days. But that can and likely will change in the future. Investing into the cannabis sector now, while valuations are low, can lead to superior gains over the long haul.

Cloud computing is a safer place to invest in, since, unlike marijuana, it doesn't involve an illicit industry. And it is also a sector that should offer significant growth opportunities in the future. The pandemic has pushed businesses to be more versatile, leading to greater digitization. According to estimates from Grand View Research, the global cloud computing market may be worth more than $1.2 trillion by 2028, growing at a compounded annual growth rate of more than 19% until then.

You can invest in cloud computing by going with the big tech giants, but given their lofty valuations, the gains may not be as strong as if you went with a more diverse portfolio that also includes smaller stocks. And that's where First Trust Cloud Computing ETF may provide an attractive alternative. It holds more than 65 stocks in its portfolio. Its top three holdings include tech companies VMware,Arista Networks, andAlphabet, with each one of those stocks accounting for more than 4% of the fund's total weight.

In 12 months, the fund has dipped 14% in value, doing better than the cannabis ETF but still worse than the S&P 500. However, its performance would have been much better if not for the recent sell-off in growth stocks. Over the long term, that pattern isn't likely to persist, and that could make now an ideal time to invest in the fund.

Holding the cloud computing and cannabis ETFs together could be a way for investors to diversify their holdings while also positioning themselves to benefit from the attractive growth opportunities in both sectors.

This article represents the opinion of the writer, who may disagree with the official recommendation position of a Motley Fool premium advisory service. Were motley! Questioning an investing thesis even one of our own helps us all think critically about investing and make decisions that help us become smarter, happier, and richer.

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Cloud Company UCloud to Tap Computing Hub in Shanghai in June to Process Data – EqualOcean

The firms several data hubs are a microcosm of the countrys effort to boost digital economy through reallocation of data and computing power.

Chinese cloud computing company UCloud (688158) (Chinese: ) announced recently that it will put its computing center in suburban Shanghai into operation in June this year, as the firm seeks to benefit from the countrys gigantic data transmission project.

The Shanghai-based provider of cloud computing services told media that the center, one of the companys two self-built data hubs, is located in Shanghais Qingpu District. The other is in Ulanqab of northern Chinas Inner Mongolia autonomous region and was already operational in July 2021, after construction on the first phase of the project drew to a close.

The two centers aim to make full use of Chinas new strategy of Eastern data, Western Computing, whereby data gathered in the countrys eastern regions will be sent to less prosperous but resource-rich western China for storage and processing.

A remarkable number of clients who transferred computing power servers to western China normally cut their cost by more than 30%, said Ji Xinhua, the CEO of UCloud.

The two new centers are among the eight computing hubs UCloud has deployed nationwide as part of the data transmission project.

The one in Qingpu, covering an area of 27,987 square meters, will accommodate 3,000 computer cabinets in its first phase of the project. The other hub in Ulanqab, a city on the steppe of Inner Mongolia, spans 140,000 square meters, hosting a total of 6,000 cabinets.

UCloud plans a division of labor between the two centers scattered across a distance of about 1,600 kilometers. The Qingpu hub will be used to process orders for corporate clients that require fast responses, such as those from industrial Internet, securities, video call and telemedicine.

As a comparison, the center in Ulanqab, with its cheap electricity and low temperature which helps to cool the equipment, is more suitable for cost-minded users who place an emphasis on data computing and data storage.

To strike a balance between cost and flexibility and expand its global layout, UCloud said it will combine self-constructed centers with the traditional mode of renting Internet Data Center, which is more expensive but faster to deploy.

However, market watchers argue that the company still has much catch-up to do before it can grow into one of the front-runners in cloud computing worldwide. A shortage of talent in western China and limited data transmission capacity may restrain its development, media reported.

Alibaba Cloud and Huawei Cloud also have started constructing computing centers in western China. Stocks of companies related to the east-to-west data relay project have rallied on Chinas A-share market, such as Shanghai Yanhua Smartech (002178) (Chinese: ), a supplier of AI architecture and digital communities, and Shanghai AtHub (603881) (Chinese: ), a data center service provider.

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Chapter 1 Cylinder Heads Market Overview

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Chapter 6 Global Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by Type

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My Top 2 Buffett Stocks to Buy and Hold in 2022 (and Beyond) – The Motley Fool

Warren Buffett is one the most successful investors in history. In 1965, he took over Berkshire Hathaway, a holding company that operates across a range of industries, including insurance, railroads, and energy. While it wholly owns several diverse companies, most of Berkshire's GAAP profitscome from its equity portfolio. To that end, Buffett's knack for picking stocks has helped Berkshire's share price grow at an annualized rate of 20.1% since 1965. That's nearly double the 10.5%annualized return generated by the S&P 500.

While any business that Buffett likes is worth consideration, there are two, in particular, that stand out from the crowd: Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW). Both businesses play into major secular trends, but due to recent market volatility, shares of Amazon and Snowflake have fallen 20% and 44%, respectively, from their highs. That creates a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

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Enterprises consist of many different departments (e.g. marketing, finance, human resources). And all of those departments rely on different software, which means data is regularly created and stored across multiple systems. That complexity is problematic, as it leads to data silos with limited cross-department accessibility. That's where Snowflake can help.

Its platform -- the Data Cloud -- breaks those barriers, allowing enterprises to integrate and analyze siloed data sets. Clients can harness that power to make informed business decisions, build data-driven applications, and securely share data with partners, all without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Better yet, Snowflake is cloud-agnostic, meaning it runs across all three major public clouds: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Alphabet's Google Cloud.

If you're not convinced of Snowflake's competitive strength, just take a look at its financial performance. In fiscal 2022 (ended Jan. 31, 2022), its customer base grew 44% to 5,944, and the average customer spent 78%, evidencing the value of the Data Cloud. As a result, revenue skyrocketed 106% to $1.2 billion, and free cash flow came in at $81.2 million, marking the first time Snowflake has generated positive free cash flow on a full-year basis.

In the past year, Snowflake continued to roll out new features and products. For instance, "Powered by Snowflake" is a programthat helps developers build, market, and run applications in the Data Cloud. Early partners include Adobe and Instacart. Similarly, Snowflake continued to grow its industry-specific solutions with the launch of the Media Data Cloud in October, a platform that helps clients like Rokuand The Trade Deskshare data and insights with advertisers.

Looking ahead, the bull case for Snowflake is straightforward: Enterprises generate lots of data, and the ones that can convert that data into actionable insights and powerful applications will thrive. Snowflake makes that possible. To that end, management puts its market opportunity at $90 billion. And while the stock certainly isn't cheap at 64 times sales, it is cheaper than it's ever been before. That's why now looks like a good time to start building a position in this disruptive tech company.

In 2021, Amazon powered 41% of U.S. e-commerce sales, and the secret to that success harkens back to its earliest days. Rather than worrying about the competition, then-CEO Jeff Bezos chose to focus on customer satisfaction. That guiding principle helped him grow the company from an online bookstore (that operated out of his garage) into the world's most visited online marketplace, supported by a logistics network that now delivers more packages than FedEx each year.

Amazon has also shown a flair for innovation. In 2006, the launch of Amazon Web Services (AWS) positioned the company as a first-mover in the nascent cloud computing industry. Microsoft Azure wasn't generally available until 2010. And Amazon has parlayed that edge into a substantial competitive advantage. Research company Gartner recently recognized AWS as the leading provider of cloud infrastructure and platform services, citing a better ability to execute and a stronger growth strategy. Better yet, AWS captured a 33%market share in 2021, up from 32%in 2020.

Despite supply chain headwinds, Amazon still managed to deliver an impressive financial performance over the past year. Revenue rose 22% to $469.8 billion, powered by accelerating sales growth from AWS, and GAAP earnings jumped 55% to $64.78 per diluted share. More importantly, Amazon is well-positioned to maintain that momentum.

In addition to its strength in e-commerce and cloud computing, the company is rapidly gaining ground in the digital advertising market, thanks to the popularity of its online marketplace, as well other content platforms like Amazon Fire TV and Twitch. Last year, the company took 11.6% of U.S. digital ad spend, but eMarketer believes that figure will reach 14.6% by 2023. In short, Amazon is a titan in several high-growth industries, and the company is still expanding into new markets. That's why this stock belongs in your portfolio.

This article represents the opinion of the writer, who may disagree with the official recommendation position of a Motley Fool premium advisory service. Were motley! Questioning an investing thesis -- even one of our own -- helps us all think critically about investing and make decisions that help us become smarter, happier, and richer.

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Assistant Professor, College of Information Technology job with UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNIVERSITY | 284781 – Times Higher Education

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The College of Information Technology (CIT) has engaged in an ambitious reorganization effort aiming to harness the prevalence of computing and the rise of artificial intelligence to advance science and technology innovation, for the benefit of society. Under its new structure, the College will serve as the nexus of computing and informatics at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU). CIT will build on the strength of its current research programs to create new multidisciplinary research initiatives and partnerships, critical to its long-term stability and growth, across and beyond the university campus. CIT will also expand its education portfolio with the creation of new multidisciplinary degree programs, including a BSc. in Artificial Intelligence, a BSc. in a Data Science, a BSc. in Computational Linguistics, jointly with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, a MSc. in IoT, and a Ph.D. in Informatics and Computing. Also planned is a suite of online Microcredentials in emerging fields of study, including Applied AI, IoT, Cybercrime Law and Digital Forensics, Blockchains, and Cloud Computing. About the Position We seek faculty candidates with strong research record in the areas of cloud computing, distributed computing and fault tolerance, microservices, high-performance computing, with an emphasis on theory/systems aspects in a wide range of fields such as software defined network, virtualization of the network services, and microservices. The successful candidates are expected to complement and enhance the current strength of the College in the areas of emerging computing paradigms and systems architecture including cloud and edge computing, microservice architectures, and to contribute to the teaching and research in these areas. Candidate Qualifications Candidates must hold a Ph.D. degree in computer science, information science or closely related areas from a recognized university.

Preferred qualifications include:

The successful candidates rank will be determined based on current academic position and experience. The positions will remain open until filled. The UAEU and CIT are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment and culture for students, staff, and faculty. Application Instructions Applications must be submitted online at https://jobs.uaeu.ac.ae/search.jsp (postings under CIT). The instructions to complete an application are available on the website. A completed application must include: A cover letter reflecting on your interest and alignment with CITs mission; An up-to-date curriculum vitae; A research statement, describing current and future research; A teaching statement, describing teaching philosophy; and The names and contact information for at least three recommenders. About the UAEU The United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) is the first academic institution in the United Arab Emirates. Founded by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan in 1976, UAEU is committed to innovation and excellence in research and education. As the countrys flagship university, UAEU aims to create and disseminate fundamental knowledge through cutting-edge research in areas of strategic significance to the nation and the region, promote the spirit of discovery and entrepreneurship, and educate indigenous leaders of the highest caliber.

Minimum Qualification

Candidates must hold a Ph.D. degree in computer science, information science or closely related areas from a recognized university. Preferred qualifications include: Established record of high quality research publications in internationally recognized journals and conferences. Demonstrated experience in securing research grants and contracts. Evidence of excellence in teaching and student supervision at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Ability to work collaboratively with faculty across multiple departments and programs. The successful candidates rank will be determined based on current academic position and experience. The positions will remain open until filled.

Preferred Qualification

Strong research record in the areas of cloud computing, distributed computing and fault tolerance, microservices, high-performance computing, with an emphasis on theory/systems aspects in a wide range of fields such as software defined network, virtualization of the network services, and microservices. The successful candidates are expected to complement and enhance the current strength of the College in the areas of emerging computing paradigms and systems architecture including cloud and edge computing, microservice architectures, and to contribute to the teaching and research in these areas.

Expected Skills/Rank/Experience

The successful candidates rank will be determined based on current academic position and experience. The positions will remain open until filled.

Division College of Information Tech. -(CIT)Department Computer &Network Engineering-(CIT)Job Close Date open until filledJob Category Academic - Faculty

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Microsoft adds its fifth Azure cloud region in China – ZDNet

As of this week, Microsoft now has added a fifth Chinese Azure region to its line-up. The new North China region in Hebei doubles the capacity of Microsoft's cloud portfolio in China, officials said in a blog post on March 3.

Microsoft announced its plans to offer Azure in China through partner 21ViaNet in 2012. The first two Azure regions in China opened in 2014 and came to offer not only Azure, but also Office 365, Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform.

Microsoft officials claimed to be the first international public cloud service generally available in China. Microsoft officials cited an IDC study that said China has become the fastest growing public cloud market in the world, with year-over-year growth at 49.7 percent.

Microsoft officials said that the company plans to offer a number of Azure services in China in 2022, including Azure Availability Zones, Azure Arc multi-cloud management and Azure Purview, its data-governance solution.

Microsoft officials noted when Azure first came to China that only a Chinese company can set up and operate a cloud computing platform in that country. They added that Microsoft has no access to the 21Vianet's data center hosting its Azure service unless its partner agrees to access and only to provide support and troubleshooting knowhow

Microsoft has more than 200 physical datacenters worldwide serving more than a billion cloud customers and 20 million companies worldwide, officials said. In April last year, officials said the company is on pace to build between 50 and 100 new data centers per year.

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Stay online with these 5 AWS disaster recovery best practices – TechTarget

If AWS is a part of your IT strategy, AWS disaster recovery must be included in your overall DR strategy.

Having a DR plan tailored to AWS ensures that you can minimize data loss and reduce downtime during an incident involving the cloud provider's resources. This ranges from an incident caused by an AWS data center failure to mistakes made by the administrator, such as accidental data deletion or a misconfiguration that causes a crash. AWS disaster recovery planning leads to a better experience for your users, and greater reliability and resilience for the business.

Some aspects of DR planning for AWS aren't that different from DR in any context. Others are specific to AWS and require knowledge of its particular tools or services. To maximize reliability and minimize recovery time when disaster strikes an AWS environment, take these five key steps.

An IT team has several methods for recovering failed workloads in AWS, which are detailed in AWS documentation. These include:

The right recovery method for an AWS cloud deployment depends on budget and recovery needs. Invest in a warm standby or multisite/active-active strategy if you have a generous AWS disaster recovery budget. Business decisions about the AWS workloads dictate recovery point objective (RPO) and recovery time objective (RTO).

You can employ multiple AWS recovery methods at the same time. A backup and restore or pilot light approach works for noncritical workloads that can tolerate some downtime. Simultaneously, you can create warm standby or active-active setups for other workloads that must be up and running as quickly as possible. Use all appropriate options to strike a balance between recovery planning cost and performance.

Two main calculations should guide the recovery method used:

Every business or individual workload has different RPO and RTO requirements. To determine recovery needs, list which workloads the business depends on, and then categorize them according to how important they are to the business. Try labels like essential, very important, important, noncritical and negligible.

Then, consider how long the business could remain operational if the data or applications associated with each workload become lost. The results are the workloads' target RPO and RTO.

AWS workloads with fast RPO and RTO needs are best served by disaster recovery plans that enable rapid restoration in the event of an outage.

AWS recommends two approaches to backing up virtual machines running in AWS EC2:

In general, AMI-based backup facilitates the fastest recovery because you don't need to rebuild any configurations to launch a replacement EC2 instance. Everything needed is contained in the AMI.

AMI backup is less flexible and somewhat riskier in some ways. AMIs generate instances that are identical to the EC2 instances on which they're based. That may be a problem if there is trouble within an EC2 instance that causes it to crash. In that case, the restored instance potentially hits the same problems as the one it replaced. You can also run into trouble if the original instance is still running. The original instance and the replacement instance might try to claim the same unique resources within AWS, because their configurations are identical.

In contrast, EBS volumes can attach to any EC2 instance of your choosing. You can restore the data for a failed instance but use a different configuration for the instance with EBS backups.

Consider using both EBS snapshots and AMI backups at the same time. That way, you can recover EC2 instances using whichever approach makes the most sense in a given scenario. However, opting for both backups means taking on storage costs and operational effort.

Tag EC2 backups to manage them effectively. Also, implement a lifecycle management process that deletes outdated backups to save space and storage costs when they're no longer needed.

You can manage AWS disaster recovery manually, but the best AWS DR plans use automation to ensure that recovery processes are as fast and smooth as possible.

A key tool for this purpose is AWS Backup, a centralized policy-based approach to managing backup and recovery operations for a variety of AWS resources. The tool doesn't cover every type of AWS service, but it addresses the main ones. These are services like EC2 instances and most AWS databases. It can back up resources automatically and perform automated restores.

Amazon Route 53 Application Recovery Controller is a complementary AWS backup and recovery tool. This tool is especially useful for workloads with complex networking configurations. It automatically assesses recovery and failover plans. Use it to make sure that a pilot light, warm standby or active-active recovery environment is the right way to restore a failed workload given business expectations.

AWS' native backup tools only work within AWS. If you need to back up other environments in addition to AWS, consider third-party backup automation solutions. However, third-party backup tools that do not store data on AWS have a flaw. If backup data is not stored on AWS, you'll have to transfer it over the internet in order to recover the workloads. That can take a long time -- hours or, possibly, days -- for large volumes of data. In some cases, third-party backup tools let you back up AWS data directly within AWS, which will speed recovery.

Test your AWS recovery plans regularly to ensure they work as required.

The most straightforward way to test recovery plans is a simulation. Create a scenario where a critical workload fails and execute your plan for recovering it based on the available backups. Run through drills like this at least a few times a year. Do it more often for critical workloads.

Also consider running file-system checks on backup data to search for corruptions or other problems that could disrupt recovery. Use tools like Route 53 Application Recovery Controller to evaluate recovery readiness for supported workloads.

Update recovery plans over time. Reassess RTO and RPO at least once or twice a year and more often if workloads or business requirements change frequently. If a workload becomes more critical to business operations over time, for example, it might need to change from backup-and-restore procedures to a warm standby setup.

An AWS disaster recovery plan could involve much more than the basic steps described above. Particular workloads -- such as those involving Kubernetes, containers or serverless functions -- require extra planning to ensure fast recovery of the unique resources at stake. No matter the workload or technologies in use, the backup and recovery strategy should start with the basics. Define RTO and RPO needs and develop recovery methodologies and EC2 backup approaches that align with those needs.

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5 Best IT Support in Tampa, FL – Kev’s Best

Below is a list of the top and leading IT Support in Tampa. To help you find the best IT Support located near you in Tampa, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

The top-rated IT Support in Tampa, FL are:

IT Support Guys is a full-service IT support company tailoring services for every business. They have instant access to an entire team of experts with diverse skill sets. They are home to experts from Tier1 to help desk support specialists. Moreover, they provide unlimited IT support with assured performance. In addition, they are delighted to provide productive and technical difficulty-free services.

They identify, remove, and run a complete network assessment for their clients. Furthermore, these include virus removal, malware removal, and network management. They also have data recovery services.

Products/ Services:

system maintenance, IT support

LOCATION:

Address: 2709 N Rocky Point Dr Suite 104, Tampa, FL 33607Phone: (813) 489-6662Website: itsupportguys.com

REVIEWS:

Ive used IT Support Guys a few times with no complaints! Theyre knowledgeable, professional and friendly. I love that they take each job seriously even following up after the problem is solved. Thank you for saving my computer more than once! Mika Buell

TeamLogic IT is a locally owned and operated IT company with a national presence. The company is home to the finest and most efficiently managed IT solutions. Moreover, they help businesses stay safe, productive, and profitable over the years. For over 15 years, they have provided a complete spectrum of IT solutions. In addition, they place confidence in every job to assist their customers.

They provide a large selection of innovative and cost-efficient IT solutions. Furthermore, these include data backup, cloud services, and cybersecurity. They also have data, voice, and response connectivity services.

Products/ Services:

technical support, IT support

LOCATION:

Address: 4023 N Armenia Ave Suite 210, Tampa, FL 33607Phone: (813) 596-5420Website: teamlogicit.com

REVIEWS:

Professional, Responsive, friendly and Courteous! Great company and the owner is the best! They helped us transition from our previous company quickly and smoothly. I highly recommend them to anyone that looking for a solid MSP that provides the best solutions in a timely fashion! Great job team! Olga Hernandez

IT Authorities provide comprehensive security and IT management solutions. It is a premier managed service and security provider in the city. Their services are all designed to exceed business goals and protect their clients entire organization. Furthermore, the team is also highly skilled and trained in the field of IT. They boost and keep the effectiveness of each IT service with the utmost knowledge and expertise.

The company provides full-service IT support systems and services. Furthermore, their services include data management, data recovery, and cyber compliance. They also provide data management and IT management services.

Products/ Services:

IT support

LOCATION:

Address: 1801 N Himes Ave, Tampa, FL 33607Phone: (813) 550-2695Website: itauthorities.com

REVIEWS:

Great services and customer support, Id like to thank Eddie and Rodney for always supporting me as well as the rest of the team! Andrew Aviles

Big Sur Technologieshas provided trusted managed IT services for more than 20 years. They provide IT services that are competitive in the modern setting. Furthermore, they ensure to deliver personalized services to meet the unique needs of their clients. There are also experts in different IT issues willing to deliver fast and responsive results. They provide affordable and dependable solutions to a diverse client base.

Their services deliver solutions to fast-track the creation of positive results. Moreover, their services include private cloud hosting and cybersecurity. They also offer help desk support and data recovery.

Products/ Services:

web hosting, IT support

LOCATION:

Address: 4631 Woodland Corporate Blvd #110, Tampa, FL 33614Phone: (813) 269-9145Website: bigsurtech.com

REVIEWS:

These guys are amazing. The team is simply amazing! Aditya Singh

Landshark Information Technology provides premier IT support to a wide range of industries. Their team of skilled and experienced IT professionals and technicians is ready to help clients anytime. They ensure that systems and IT support are ready and within their reach. Furthermore, they can help clients with technical support of any level. In addition, they ensure that every business service is working efficiently.

The company provides affordable and efficient IT support services. These include system building, network administration, and tablet specialization. Moreover, they also offer systems to different service providers.

Products/ Services:

IT support, technician

LOCATION:

Address: 210 W Platt St c, Tampa, FL 33606Phone: (813) 370-8179Website: landsharkit.com

REVIEWS:

Helped fix my laptop quick and cheap. Great customer service, highly recommend, will defined go back! Antonina Tarassiouk

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