17 - 18 NOVEMBRE 2020 | PARIS PORTE DE VERSAILLES
17 - 18 NOVEMBRE 2020 | PARIS PORTE DE VERSAILLES
Join the biggest data centre B2B exhibition in France
With a record participation of + 83% in 2019, Data Centre World Paris 2019 was a great success, establishing itself as the one French event to be at.
Are you interested in exhibiting at Data Centre World Paris ? Contact our team today:
Caroline Ballu
Show Director
T : +44 (0) 207 348 5255
E: c.ballu@closerstillmedia.com
Thomas Rubion
Sales Executive
T : +44 (0) 207 348 5757
E: t.rubion@closerstillmedia.com
The power of 5 shows: more than 1,000 exhibitors and 65,000 visitors worldwide
The choice of stands and packages are allocated on a “first come first serve” basis, so contact us to today and get in-front of thousands of data centre professionals.
British satellite Internet company OneWeb has filed for bankruptcy in the US after attempts to secure funding for a commercial launch were checked by the coronavirus fears.
The firm, which had already secured billions in funding from investors such as Softbank, Qualcomm and the Government of Rwanda, was hoping to take its space-bound internet service commercial before the end of next year.
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The UK National Health Service has enlisted the services of some of the world's largest tech firms to help it thwart the coronavirus outbreak.
First reported by BBC, the NHS has joined forces with Microsoft, Google, Faculty AI and Palantir to create data dashboards that use AI to display up to date information about Covid-19 transmission.
The post Microsoft and Amazon to help NHS allocate hospital resources effectively appeared first on Techerati.
As more workers rush to adopt remote working technologies such as cloud-based teleconferencing or collaboration tools, cyber security companies have been quick to identify the ways in which hackers might exploit the situation to compromise users.
The latest company to do so is Check Point Software, whose researchers have penned a fresh blog post detailing how cyber hackers are taking advantage of surging demand for Zoom, conferencing software that has become a household name in recent weeks.
The post Hackers are spoofing Zoom domains to target remote workers appeared first on Techerati.
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