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MACH.2 multi actuator HDD technology moves closer to market.

As cloud data centers have deployed increasingly higher-capacity hard drives, some workloads have saturated the IOPS-per-TB limitations for these high capacity devices. And as capacities keep increasing on future hard drives with the introduction of HAMR to enable higher data density on each drive platter, due to the laws of physics the increased areal densities will further reduce IOPS performance.

Seagate’s MACH.2 technology will more than offset these pressures. That means customers with data-intensive applications like online streaming and virtualization will continue to enjoy the highest levels of hard drive performance, while they keep up with the need to manage vast, ever-increasing quantities of data.

 

We’ve known for a while that the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and 5G have been sending more and more data closer to where the users are. A 2018 IDC study sponsored by Seagate forecast that by 2025 30% of the world’s data will need processing at the edge. The move will enable a universe of use cases that can’t afford—in terms of time and money—to send data to the cloud for processing.

Data will be managed closer to where the data is being created, and closer to where it provides value. Taken together, these new locations are called the edge. That’s the part of the network near the end users, where data is created by sensors, cameras, people with devices, and the entire Internet of Things (IoT).

When data is managed, analyzed and processed at the edge, its value can be understood and put to use more quickly.

 

The convergence of the physical and digital worlds has paved the way for Industry 4.0, and the revolution is well afoot in the Asia-Pacific - particularly in manufacturing. In IDC's DATCON (short for Data Readiness Condition) white paper, sponsored by Seagate, the industry is at an "advanced data readiness condition" - which means that digital transformation is swiftly taking place globally and data is being managed and leveraged well.

As the world's leading manufacturing hub, Asia-Pacific markets are embracing emerging technologies such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) at varying rates, and transitioning towards "smart manufacturing" and "smart factories". 

Picture this: It is the year 2049. Cars drive themselves, online shopping parcels are delivered to consumers via drones, and travellers no longer need passports when they travel abroad. While some might find these scenarios hard to believe now, the global marketplace is in fact undergoing the early stages of one of the biggest technological transformations in history, with artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and automation becoming intertwined with virtually every aspect of life. 

To handle such advancements, the fifth generation of wireless technology, also known as 5G, will soon be required to help manage and process massive amounts of data. 

No matter what industry you hail from, you'd have noticed that humans and machines are expected to work harder, better and faster today. To create new sources of competitive advantage, more businesses are upgrading their digital capabilities in order to provide new revenues and value-producing opportunities. 

As businesses across the globe become increasingly digitised, we are now on the cusp of a seismic transition to a new era of data disruption — IT 4.0. Within this ecosystem, smart technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) and the fifth generation of wireless tech (5G) will transform not just the way we live and work, but also how services and solutions are produced and delivered. 

The release of Clouvera by TalariaX is anticipated to be a disruptor in the IT notification management space. Its key differentiator is its integration with public cloud platforms like Alibaba Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud, AWS Cloud, IBM Cloud and Google Cloud to notify on incidents. Equally as versatile is its ability to send notifications through SMS, email, automated voice calls, social messenger apps including Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, WeChat, LINE, Telegram and Viber and team collaboration tools like Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams and Slack.

Singapore – 1 October 2019 – NTT Ltd., the world-leading global technology services provider, announces Dimension Data, NTT Communications, NTT Security and Training Partners will join 28 other compan ...

Sweeping set of new products, partnerships and community-building efforts will make it easier for enterprises to benefit from event-driven architecture.

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