Cloud Binary Server is a cloud-based infrastructure service providing a dedicated and cost-effective server solution for businesses and individuals. The platform offers a simplified process for customers to buy cloud infrastructure through a Telegram bot. This approach eliminates the need for complex procedures and technical knowledge, allowing a broader audience to acquire cloud infrastructure easily.

Cloud Binary Server aims to revolutionize the tech industry by focusing on privacy, security, and anonymity. Its dedicated server platform offers anonymous cloud server solutions for decentralized applications and AI machine learning. Moreover, it empowers users and democratizes governance with the CBY token.

Cloud Binary Server recognizes the delicate balance between technological advancement and privacy, offering a solution that prioritizes both. The platform provides services such as web hosting, email hosting, and file storage while ensuring high levels of privacy and security.

The platform caters to users who value anonymity by allowing anonymous cryptocurrency payments. Moreover, its end-to-end encryption adds an extra layer of security, making it an ideal choice for those requiring anonymous cloud services.

Lastly, Cloud Binary Server provides free technical support to ensure users have the necessary aid to succeed. This free, 24/7 assistance includes help with installation, configuration, customization, and troubleshooting, ensuring users have a seamless experience on the platform.

The CBY token is the native governance token of Cloud Binary. Holders can use CBY to participate actively in the Cloud Binary ecosystem, vote on governance proposals, benefit from exclusive features, and become an integral part of the Cloud Binary community.

Holding CBY tokens has the following benefits:

Product Access

CBY holders enjoy complete access to all of Cloud Binarys products.

App Discounts

CBY holders are entitled to discounts on all of Cloud Binary's services, including website hosting, email hosting, and file storage.

Earn Passive Income

CBY holders have the opportunity to earn rewards through three different methods.

Partner Benefits

The CBY token is a versatile cryptocurrency with multiple purposes. One is for a new project airdrop campaign and staking at our partner's liquidity pools, allowing users to earn rewards for providing liquidity to the platform.

Cloud Binary Server launched in 2024 as a cloud infrastructure platform providing robust and flexible solutions for hosting and computing needs. The company aims to meet the demands of individuals and businesses with a versatile offer of secure and anonymous services, including web hosting, email hosting, file storage, and more.

Overall, Cloud Binary Server offers affordability, accessibility, and reliable customer support to emerge as a viable solution for users seeking a dedicated, easy-to-use cloud infrastructure service.

Official Website |Telegram |Twitter |Medium |YouTube

This publication is provided by the client. Cointelegraph does not endorse and is not responsible for or liable for any content, accuracy, quality, advertising, products, or other materials on this page. Readers should do their own research before taking any actions related to the company. Cointelegraph is not responsible, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any content, goods, or services mentioned in the press release.

Read more:
Cloud Binary Server - Accessible, secure, and anonymous cloud solutions for decentralized and AI ML apps - Cointelegraph

Joint Innovation LabSet Up to Help Customers Build and Test Applications

BARCELONAMobile World Congress 2024 (February 27, 2024)Singtel and VMware, recently acquired by Broadcom Inc., are partnering to enable enterprises to seamlessly manage their connectivity and cloud infrastructure through Singtel Paragon, the industrys first all-in-one orchestration platform for 5G and edge cloud.

The ultra-low latency, high reliability and network slicing capabilities of Singtel 5G, combined with VMware advanced virtualization, cloud computing and software-defined edge technologies, allows enterprises to rapidly deploy and manage mission-critical applications. This is especially advantageous to businesses operating in the smart cities and telemedicine domains, as well as those operating automated factories, where network and application proximity is critical to real-time, high-performance operations.

Through the partnership, enterprises using applications and services leveraging the VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator will be able to quickly tap onto Singtel 5G without having to redesign their applications.

In support of the partnership, Singtel and Broadcom will establish aJoint Innovation Lab. The lab will bring together 5G and edge-native application design experts, alongside commercial model specialists, to ensure enterprises can seamlessly onboard their VMware-based applications to Paragon. Going forward, the Lab aims to catalyse innovation by facilitating the development and testing process for new applications, thus fast-tracking time to market.

Mr. Bill Chang, CEO of Singtels Digital InfraCo, said, Singtels priority is to make the benefits of 5G and MEC accessible to all enterprises, through innovations such as our patented Paragon platform. The positive industry reception and adoption of Paragon across various markets is affirmation of its effectiveness, and our collaboration with VMware, and now Broadcom, will allow us to extend Paragons benefits to its growing list of telco partners and enterprise customers. We will continue to expand the Paragon ecosystem, bringing on board more platforms and solution providers, to pave the way for digitalization at scale.

Mr. Sanjay Uppal, Vice President and General Manager, Software-Defined Edge Division, Broadcom, said, Singtel and Broadcom are combining our expertise in 5G, cloud infrastructure and software-defined edge to deliver an end-to-end MEC solution that will help enterprises accelerate adoption of 5G technology at the edge. Together with Singtel, were delivering Infrastructure as a Service and Container as a Service offerings to help enterprises power their edge-native applications. We share a mutual vision in the importance of network programmability at the software-defined edge to enable workloads to express their intent to the network, allowing dynamic and on-demand connectivity with the lowest latency.

Enterprises who are keen to co-create 5G solutions on VMware by Broadcom software with Singtel can contact Singtel at s-5gtrials@singtel.com.

Singtel is Asia's leading communications technology group, providing a portfolio of services from next- generation communication, 5G and technology services to infotainment to both consumers and businesses. The Group has presence in Asia, Australia and Africa and reaches over 760 million mobile customers in 21 countries. Its infrastructure and technology services for businesses span 21 countries, with more than 428 direct points of presence in 362 cities.

For consumers, Singtel delivers a complete and integrated suite of services, including mobile, broadband and TV. For businesses, Singtel offers a complementary array of workforce mobility solutions, data hosting, cloud, network infrastructure, analytics and cyber security capabilities. Singtel is dedicated to continuous innovation, harnessing technology to create new and exciting customer experiences and shape a more sustainable, digital future.

For more information, visit http://www.singtel.com. Follow us on Twitter / X at @SingtelNews.

Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) is a global technology leader that designs, develops, and supplies a broad range of semiconductor, enterprise software and security solutions. Broadcom's category-leading product portfolio serves critical markets including cloud, data centre, networking, broadband, wireless, storage, industrial, and enterprise software. Our solutions include service provider and enterprise networking and storage, mobile device and broadband connectivity, mainframe, cybersecurity, and private and hybrid cloud infrastructure. Broadcom is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, CA. For more information, go to http://www.broadcom.com.

Singtel Chua Hian Hou Director, Group Strategic Communications and Brand Mobile: +65 96907482 Email: hianhou.chua@singtel.com

Nicolette Michael Manager, Group Strategic Communications and Brand Mobile: +65 82186069 Email: nicolette.michael@singtel.com

Broadcom Anubha Pandey APJ Communications Lead, Broadcom Email: anubha.pandey@broadcom.com

See the original post:
Broadcom and Singtel Partner to Bring Seamless Connectivity and Edge Computing to Mission-Critical Applications - VMware News

The term on-premise is so widespread in the cloud and data center industry that it barely raises an eyebrow. From television interviews to major conference stages, CIOs, CTOs, and CEOs have long been using on-premise as an established term when discussing digital transformation, data workflows, and where data resides in hybrid cloud architectures.

Indeed, the phrase has become so common that its easy to overlook the fact that on-premise is a grammatically inaccurate truncation of the term on-premises. And while the casual observer might question the importance of a single missing letter, there are still some who marvel at the longevity and great heights that on-premise has achieved.

Related: Cloud Computing vs. On Premises: The Diminishing Differences

For an industry so focused on precision, it is curious that the use of on-premise has become sowidespread. But when did this syllable-shortened alternative slip into common parlance? And does its ongoing usage really matter if the meaning remains?

In acloudand data center context, on-premises refers to a group of servers that a business privately owns and controls. Simply put, the on-premises model refers to servers, data, or an entire data center physically located inside your corporate building.

Related: Rethink Your Data Storage Strategy: Cloud, On-premises, or Hybrid?

Its easy to see why on-prem became a common synonym of this term the handy truncation coming in at a whole two syllables (50%) shorter. Somewhere along the way, however, the phrase on-premise joined the conversation. And this theoretically should have meant something else entirely.

Back when early virtualization evangelist andformer senior VMware technologist Brian Maddenreferenced the on-premise phenomenon in a 2013 blog post, he was stridently against it.

Even today, when I hear on-premise, its still a little bit like fingernails on a chalkboard because grammatically its not correct, said Madden. I was always against it, and at the time I was right-fighting it, and saying everyone should be calling it premi-ses. Why? Because itspremises! Im a rule-follower and a writer, so I like proper grammar!

Madden said he noticed the term gaining momentum in the mid-2010s when Citrix, the Fort Lauderdale-based virtualization software developer began using on-premise and on-premises interchangeably in its technical documentation and other customer-facing materials.

Then around 2018, VMware started mixing the terms together as one and the same before finally going with on premise, in almost every instance, Madden recalls. By that time, I was actually working at VMware and they were exclusively calling it on-premise. I think the change happened because onprem-i-sis, was just a lot of syllables to say, especially if you have to refer to it over and over again during a presentation.

While most people would recognize for allintensivepurposes or bitingmy time as malapropisms, CIOs and even well-known tech CEOs today freely use on-premise.

Which version of on-premises they use can signal how confident the speaker is regarding cloud technologies and digital transformation. IT professionals and C-Suite executives who feel they have a clear vision of the future, will likely useon-premise to showcase their knowledge of their industrys inside baseball lingo, and that they have a sense of where Wayne Gretzkys proverbial hockey puck isgoingto be.

Its also potentially a way for senior executives to telegraph to those who toil amid theserver racks, up and down the hot and cold aisles, that they have a connection to the important work that they do monitoring the environment and maintaining uptime.

There are a couple of things going on with on-premise, explains linguistics professor Betsy Sneller, who studies the evolution of language at Michigan State University. The first is that the truncation of words is super common. And so, for something like on-prem, most people recognize its a truncation. But eventually that truncation can become the actual term that is more commonly used to describe something. Its like using gas instead of gasoline. We know its a word in place of an underlying term, but now gas is a totally acceptable word to use.

Sneller added: There are the people who use on-prem, since they are unlikely to get any reaction to that choice. But its also very common to find people using on-premise who may take a somewhat determined stance. They want you to know they arent going to shrink from using the term they like.

Indeed, many senior executives can confidently and casually say on-premise all day long, knowing that their subordinates are likely to adopt their usage at least temporarily when speaking to leadership, in slide presentations, or in podcast discussions.

Sometimes language is adaptive and sometimes its onomatopoetic, meaning a new word might represent a sound or a new thing but people will also adopt a certain way of speaking to sound hip or in touch with the latest trends, explains Georgetown University emeritus psychology professor Steven Sabat.

Years ago, a former colleague in the psychology department suddenly started saying: Whats the ask? Everyone in the department raised an eyebrow and wondered: What is this person talking about?The ASK?And then before you knew it, the ask had spread around the office and nearly everyone was using it.

While the term may still raise an eyebrow outside the data center and far from tech conference stages, it appears that on-premise is likely here to stay. But does this industry neologism open the door for other data center terms to become part of the public lexicon?

Ira Wells, an assistant professor of literature at the University of Toronto, suggests that during the COVID-19 pandemic, phrases said only at work found their way to the dinner table as people quickly transitioned from video conference calls to family conversations.

If youll recall during the pandemic, we were all pivoting and talking about how many cycles of time we had or didnt have, said Wells. There were other terms during COVIDthat you would hear being thrown around such as cascade, but pivoting was one we heard non-stop.

And just as working from home has persisted beyond the height of the pandemic, business jargon has become a lifestyle choice and an easy shorthand even after the workday has ended.

I find myself using what might be considered office language all the time, continued Wells, whose 2011 PhD thesis at The University of Toronto focused on early American 20th Century literature and how language evolves over time. A lot of people today will say they are going to loop you in or circle back with you, when they just mean they are going to give you a call.

Its this modern professional argot that has ingrained itself in a professional context and is now increasingly used outside the workplace, possibly accelerated by the volume of work calls and work email that people have had to engage with while working from home.

More than a decade since Madden spelled out his skepticism of on-premise, IT professionals will now use all three terms within the same conversation or a single podcast discussion. Others will stick with one version of on-premises and not deviate, no matter which term someone else uses. This can create an awkward situation where a tech podcast host and a guest are using dueling terms to describe the same concept but oddly never mentioning each others word choice.

Anyone listening out for it may start to hear on-premise in everyday parlance either in a discussion with a wedding planneror in some other unexpected context outside discussions of data sovereignty, colocation, or digital transformation. Just as Like and subscribe has become a phrase that most people have heard, on-premise may soon become ingroup slang that becomes hip and coolalong with last years rizz and fax, no printer.

Even so, some IT professionals today still wonder about the right way to say on-premises and exactly when to say it.

Madden, who recently moved to Paris to join the consulting firm ILKI, says he tolerated the use of on-prem, in conversation and in articles written for his now-shuttered website which covered the world of virtualization. If someone wanted to shorten premises to prem, that was clearly easier to say, and it didnt shift the meaning.

Ultimately, however, Madden concedes that Nobody can change what thousands or possibly even millions of technology sector workers are saying.

There are probably hundreds of examples throughout history in every language of words used in an improper way that eventually became common vernacular, he said. Thats just how things go.

Reed Martin is a 1994 graduate of Columbia Journalism School and a veteran technology blogger who wrote about the data center corridor for The Charlotte Observer and catalogued dozens of high availability and disaster recovery best practices in his bookThe Reel Truth: Everything You Didn't Know About Making An Independent Film.Reedis based in Orange County, California.

See more here:
The 'On-Premise' Debate: How a Data Center Slang Term Went Mainstream - ITPro Today

By Cirion

This is a machine translation of the original press release issued in Spanish.

Miami, February 26, 2024 - With the aim of offering computing capacity in different regions with minimal latency, integrated into zones, Cirion Technologies, a leading provider of digital infrastructure and technology, continues to expand its technological infrastructure in Latin America, with the implementation of a new region of its Bare Metal Cloud service, a computing alternative for hybrid environments.

Bare Metal Cloud is a computing platform that offers dedicated, high-performance, self-manageable, pay-per-use hardware for hosting strategic applications. Bare Metal Cloud allows any platform client to automatically assign dedicated servers, providing minimal latency, provisioning speed, as well as flexibility of use and management.

Deployed in Cirion's main Data Centers, it guarantees closeness to users and high levels of security.

Throughout 2023, this technology will be made available to Cirion clients in Brazil in So Paulo (SP), Fortaleza (CE) and the Northeast region, the cities of Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and Curitiba (PR).

Now, Cirion expands the reach of Bare Metal Cloud with a new region in our Data Center in Bogot, Colombia. During 2024 we plan to continue expanding it to the cities of Buenos Aires, Lima, Mexico and Santiago.

Bare Metal Cloud is a service that offers automated computing capacity, located near large centers, so its solutions have very low latency. Furthermore, the solution allows absolute agility, since it is ready to use, comments Alejandro Girardotti, Senior Director of Products, Innovation and Strategic Alliances, at Cirion Technologies.

Other benefits that can be highlighted are:

Reduce the time to market of IT solutions, with access to servers on demand, dedicated to the client and in real time.

Deliver high-performance computing combined with the flexibility of the cloud.

Minimize latency and optimize security with dedicated servers hosted in Cirion Data Centers close to users and with the highest standards of international certifications (TIER III, ISO, ISAE, PCI).

Have complete and remote control of the logical configuration of the computing environment.

According to consulting firm IDC, by 2026, 40% of infrastructure, security, data and networking offerings will require cloud-based control platforms that enable extensive automation and promise significant reductions in ongoing operating costs.

With Bare Metal Cloud, Cirion brings greater cloud agility to IT infrastructure through an innovative as-a-service capability.

About Cirion

Cirion is a leading digital infrastructure and technology provider company, offering a comprehensive set of fiber network, connectivity, colocation, cloud infrastructure, and communication and collaboration solutions with the purpose of promoting the progress of Latin America through the technology. Cirion serves more than 5,500 Latin American and multinational customers, including enterprises, government agencies, cloud service providers, operators, ISPs and other leading companies. Cirion owns and operates a portfolio of its own networks and data centers, with extensive coverage throughout the Latin American region. Learn more about Cirion at http://www.ciriontechnologies.com

Visit link:
Infrastructure as a Service: Cirion expands the reach of its Bare Metal Cloud product to Colombia - BNamericas English

Technical debt is the biggest barrier to digital transformation for businesses across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, new research has claimed.

A report from Red Hat found that one in four (28%) businesses across EMEA had their digital transformation hampered by technical debt that has accumulated over time.

With the stark reality of companies pasts preventing them from developing, cloud management is set to be the biggest investment priority in the region over the next 12 months, says Red Hat.

This study aligns with others in its finding of a broad array of infrastructure landscapes its not the first to reveal that on-prem applications come out on top (at 47%). A further 40% of businesses had adopted hybrid cloud environments, leaving just 12% in the public cloud.

The respondents confirmed that data privacy and security were among the top reasons for choosing to run at least some of their applications on-premises, however cloud environments remain attractive for their cost benefits.

Besides the complexities surrounding the decision to go fully cloud, on-prem, or a hybrid of the two, managers also noted that manual processes and IT operations, as well as skillset and talent gaps, are leading to poor digital transformation results.

In terms of funding priorities for the year ahead, network security, threat intelligence, detection and response, and vulnerability management all look to be key focus areas.

Despite the barriers to digital transformation, the report finds that automation across security and cloud services is gaining traction. The insights also suggest that cloud will account for a larger proportion of business operations, with the sector set for a spending boost this year.

The rest is here:
Technical debt and cloud issues are the biggest barriers to digital transformation for many companies - TechRadar