It's September 24th 2024 at 5am, my alarm is going off and it's time to get on the train for Pure Accelerate London!!!! It's now 10am and I've just arrived at the Fireworks Factory in Woolwich, I should have been here at 8:30am but you've got to...
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In today's digital landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from a futuristic concept into a business essential. Companies are harnessing AI to streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and make data-driven decisions. From AI-po...
Data centres and data transmission networks account for about 2% of global energy. Transitioning to Pure Storage allows your company to become a leader, adopting innovative energy-efficient alternatives that drive both financial savings and environme...
As the world becomes increasingly digital, the importance of containers in computing cannot be overemphasised. Containers have made it possible to package an application and all its dependencies in a lightweight, portable, and efficient manner....
Data is under attack. The 1,070% year-over-year uptick in ransomware threats proves it1. And today’s bad actors aren’t just encrypting data. They’re destroying backups and exfiltrating data so they can profit and damage brand reputations at the same time. That’s increasing the ransomware blast radius. Don’t let ransomware attackers win. Instead, fortify your environment and improve your response strategy with five next-gen data management powers. 1. Protect your backup data and systemLegacy backup isn’t architected to defend data against ransomware. That’s why companies still pay ransom. What’s needed is data safeguards built into your backup that help preserve customer trust and competitive edge. Look for a solution with native immutable backup snapshots because those can’t be encrypted, modified or deleted, protecting the authenticity of your data. Gain additional layers of protection by ensuring your backup has rules such as software-based write once, read many (WORM) with time-bound, data policy locks and...