Data sovereignty stories - Page 8
16 reasons why you should move your backup to a NZ-hosted solution
Mon, 3rd Aug 2020
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edge computing
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multi-cloud
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cloud services
Cloud backups are a popular choice for enterprises, but where are they really being stored? Here's why hosting in New Zealand is a better option.
Dropbox champions ANZ data sovereignty with local service
Tue, 18th Jun 2019
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uc
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data analytics
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martech
Dropbox launches local data hosting in Australia and New Zealand, empowering businesses to store files securely onshore, bolstering data sovereignty.
Why sovereign public cloud is a gamechanger for the UK public sector
Wed, 27th Mar 2019
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public cloud
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healthtech
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cloud services
Sungard AS' Chris Huggett talks about the huge responsibility in the public sector, and how sovereign public cloud has the potential to offer huge benefits.
Katalyst to build new subsurface data centre in Malaysia
Wed, 20th Feb 2019
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datacentre infrastructure
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hyperscale
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dc
Katalyst Data Management to launch a new data centre in Kuala Lumpur, expanding its global reach in Asia Pacific.
Hawke’s Bay to host first-ever National Māori ICT Hui
Mon, 31st Oct 2016
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māori
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digital māori forum
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data sovereignty
National Māori ICT Hui announced for November, tackling ICT issues and aiming to bring more Māori into the industry.
Exclusive: NetApp's Kiwi boss details data transport play
Thu, 30th Jun 2016
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storage
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datacentre infrastructure
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hyperscale
NetApp isn't just about storage anymore. The company's new Kiwi boss outlines the how data transport is now a key play.
Overseas vs local cloud vendors, according to ICONZ
Tue, 1st Dec 2015
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storage
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migration
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microsoft
Remote cloud options are now closer than ever, but New Zealand's ICONZ advises firms to weigh 10 key factors when choosing between local and overseas vendors.
MS: Government cloud compliance a key challenge
Tue, 14th Sep 2010
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data protection
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data privacy
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microsoft
Government compliance requirements are key barriers to cloud policy adoption, says National Technology Officer, Mark Rees.