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Holland Barry

@hollandcbarry

Field CTO@Cyxtera #Technology #Cybersecurity #DigitalExchange #AI #Cyxtera #Datacenter

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RT Cars, Medicine, Electric Grids: Future Hackers Will Hit Much More Than Networks in an IT/OT Integrated World informatech.co/3gK6i4q by Greg Valentine, Senior Cybersecurity Director at Capgemini North America #ITsecurity #OTsecurity #electricgrid #cyberthreat

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RT As one of the world’s largest #interconnection providers, #Cyxtera’s carrier- and cloud-neutral, densely connected global data center footprint and thriving partner ecosystem, deliver the cloud connectivity options needed for today’s #HybridIT: ow.ly/UU5i50D2rQT

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RT Biden Tells Putin Critical Infrastructure Sectors 'Off Limits' to Russian Hacking informatech.co/3zzMnNQ #Russia #BidenPutinSummit #cybersecurity

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RT The Path to Passwordless Is Built on What You Already Have | Moving from the security and management challenges of passwords is a journey that can leverage assets already used within the enterprise to reduce risk. Read more: informatech.co/3zmY0Yy

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A1 – AI/ML adoption has driven meaningful outcomes and competitive advantages for businesses. There seems to be a general awareness this year that having an AI strategy is no longer optional. #eweekchat crowdchat.net/s/16ark

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AI: Cloud matters more than ever. Most of the things happening there have nothing to do with AI – i.e., launching businesses, modernizing applications, etc. AI has the spotlight right now, but it’s a small subset of cloud utilization. #eweekchat

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A2: AI is big, but app modernization is still bigger. Companies are considering the best venue for their data and the proximity to where it’s processed. Cost is a huge consideration in workload placement, whether exiting a data center or entering/exiting the cloud. #eweekcha

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A2: AI is big, app modernization is still bigger. Companies are considering the best venue for their data and the proximity to where it’s processed. Cost is a huge consideration in workload placement, whether exiting a data center or entering/exiting the cloud. #eweekchat

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A3: You led the witness – those are the 2 big challenges. As you evaluate workloads through the lens of containing costs, you realize you must use a plurality of public and private cloud environments. Then you face the complexity of managing that infrastructure. #eweekchat

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A4a: You need to understand the full anatomy of your applications, including data sets and usage patterns. The public cloud providers want you to believe they can do it all; they’re the “easy” button. That may be true sometimes, but you’ll likely pay a huge premium. #eweekchat

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A4b: To be clear, public cloud is a great venue for many use cases. But you must understand what those use cases are. The good news is that there are excellent multicloud management tools available, as well as companies that have paved the way (i.e., 37signals). #eweekchat

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A5: Public cloud will be used more selectively, esp. for workloads that are seasonal or have unpredictable usage patterns. Once an app hits a predictable, steady state at scale, it makes sense to move it to a private setting for improved performance/cost efficiency. #eweekchat

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A6: Understand the anatomy of your applications, their data sets, and usage patterns. In terms of recalibrating your cloud infrastructure, there are better tools than ever to help you do that, and others have done it before you – there are recipes to follow. #eweekchat

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A7: Hundreds of gen AI companies are being born in public cloud. But as these platforms grow, many customers will likely want AI systems interacting w/their sensitive data in a private setting. Cloud was the enabler but may not be the only long-term venue. #eweekchat

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A8: Cloud will be used more selectively for more specialized applications, and the cloud companies will deploy in more locations in secondary markets. Cloud will continue to grow, but adoption will be more selective. #eweekchat

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A9: As cloud companies continue to invest in manufacturing their own chips and networking infrastructure, competition will become fierce and may put crippling pressure on existing OEM partnerships. #eweekchat

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A10: There are more technology options than ever. There used to be only one answer; now there are many. Companies need to work with their partners to evaluate their workloads and venue options and make the right decision. #eweekchat