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TTNL partners with Germany’s Erik Sterck GmbH to deliver advanced hybrid cloud and IT solutions across Europe. The alliance blends TTNL’s cloud expertise with Erik Sterck’s data center prowess, targeting flexible, secure, and scalable IT infrastructure. Plans include a Tier-3 data center in Frankfurt, empowering businesses with cutting-edge tech while navigating Europe’s competitive digital transformation landscape.

Nvidia’s Q3 data center revenue soared to $30.8 billion, marking a 112% year-over-year increase and driving total revenue to $35.1 billion. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized how Hopper and Blackwell chip demand reshapes industries globally. Nvidia forecasts $37.5 billion in Q4 sales but warns of supply constraints for Blackwell chips. The company leads AI-driven computing as enterprises and nations adopt transformative technologies.

The highly anticipated Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 faced severe server overload on launch day, leaving fans frustrated with stalled installations and missing content. Developer Asobo attributed the chaos to a database cache failure, despite prior load tests for 200,000 users. The misstep is particularly glaring for Microsoft, a cloud giant, overshadowing the excitement of its latest game and highlighting scalability issues.

IBM and AMD are joining forces to integrate AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators into IBM Cloud by 2025. This partnership, paired with IBM’s Watsonx AI platform and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, aims to scale generative AI and HPC workloads while reducing GPU costs. Tailored for complex AI models, this solution offers enterprises robust, secure, and cost-effective tools to accelerate digital innovation in hybrid cloud environments.

NTT DATA has deepened its collaboration with Google Cloud to drive generative AI and cloud-based analytics adoption in APAC. Leveraging Google Cloud’s AI capabilities and NTT DATA’s enterprise expertise, the partnership aims to transform industries. With a new dedicated business unit and plans to upskill over 1,000 professionals, the alliance targets a 10x cloud business growth in three years, unlocking advanced digital modernization solutions.

The global private cloud services market will grow by $619.08 billion between 2024 and 2028, thanks to increasing data security demands and rapid BFSI adoption. Forecasted to expand at a 26.71% CAGR, the IaaS segment drives growth by delivering scalable and efficient disaster recovery solutions. Businesses actively leverage private cloud platforms to enhance security, boost agility, and power digital transformation strategies across key industries.

 

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