Companies that rely on Atlassian tools face a serious challenge: demand for Atlassian specialists is rising sharply, but finding the right expertise is becoming increasingly difficult—and the trend shows no sign of reversing. A new study from one of the Nordic region’s leading consulting firms in DevOps and development support, Eficode, confirms this. The report … Read more

Namur Open Architecture (NOA) is an architecture for the process industry that enables easier adoption of modern digital technologies. By integrating data diodes, organizations in the process industry that implement NOA can modernize systems while protecting critical assets and maintaining competitiveness in an increasingly digital landscape. What is Namur Open Architecture (NOA)? NOA is an … Read more

Deploying private 5G networks in locations with limited space often forces a compromise between performance and physical footprint. Although many industrial strategies call for private 5G to enable automation and ensure data sovereignty, fitting data centre–class hardware into retail branches or small manufacturing sites frequently stalls rollouts before they start. The obstacle is not just … Read more

Sprint Nextel, a major U.S. telecommunications carrier, has begun rolling out its 4G Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network across the United States. The company has launched LTE service in 15 U.S. cities, with initial coverage concentrated primarily in Georgia and Texas. Sprint plans to expand to additional LTE markets later this year. “This new network is … Read more

Gibon Stockholm is back in the capital after a year away, responding to growing demand for modern, locally delivered IT services. The reopening of a new office strengthens the company’s local presence and makes it easier for small and medium-sized businesses in the region to access personalized, needs-driven IT services. The initial assignment to start … Read more

US lawmakers have approved a $1.9 billion fund to help American telecommunications providers replace network equipment made by Huawei and ZTE. Earlier this year the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) designated both Chinese vendors as national security threats, citing concerns that their close ties to the Chinese government and military could require them to assist Chinese … Read more

Amazon has begun development of its third-generation AI chip, Trainium2, at a facility north of Austin, Texas, according to Bloomberg, which interviewed several senior company executives. Trainium2 is a key element of Amazon’s strategy to take greater control over its chip production and reduce reliance on external suppliers such as Nvidia, which currently supplies many … Read more

The hacker collective known as Anonymous has resurfaced amid widespread protests sparked by the death of George Floyd. George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, died after a Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee into his neck until he went into cardiac arrest. The officer faces a charge of third-degree murder. Floyd’s death has prompted protests … Read more

Data volumes are growing at an unprecedented rate, driven by AI, cloud services and digitalization. Organizations across industries face the same challenge: how to store, protect and manage vast amounts of data in a cost-effective and compliant way. To address these needs, Seagate Technology and Acronis have announced a strategic alliance that combines Seagate’s expertise … Read more

Shares of Finnish mobile manufacturer Nokia tumbled 14% after the company acknowledged a difficult market environment for smartphone sales, particularly in India, the Middle East, Africa and China, and revised its first-quarter outlook downward. Nokia has struggled since moving away from its Symbian platform and committing to Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 ecosystem. While the new … Read more