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February 22, 2023
New data center will be one of the largest in Israel, highlighting the growing importance of reliable data storage
May 31, 2022
Atad will be replaced by Alon Haimovich, currently Public Sector and Enterprise Commercial Lead, VP Sales at Microsoft Israel.
April 19, 2022
“Protecting and governing the data inside your SaaS applications has become a massive undertaking,” Sam Gutmann CEO of OwnBackup, said.
March 13, 2022
The financial planning and analysis company’s successful round showcases the continued importance and interest in cloud-based solutions.
March 7, 2022
The anouncement exemplifies Israel’s presence and success in the growing cloud computation field.
February 24, 2022
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Corporate titans like Google, Microsoft and Intel continue to channel billions to Israeli innovation – with apparently good reasons.
April 20, 2021
An illustrative image of a Microsoft data center (Courtesy) US tech giant Microsoft said Tuesday it will open its regional data center in Israel at the beginning of next year, offering cloud services to Israeli customers starting with Azure and followed by a full range of services. The company had originally said that the regional data center was expected to be operational in 2021, but that date has now been postponed to โearly 2022.โ Services provided at a later stage, after Azure, will in...
April 20, 2021
Results for "" Microsoft postpones launch of Israeli cloud data center to 2022 Microsoft pushes back the opening of the Israeli cloud data center by a year. Despite not winning the Israeli governments cloud contract, Microsoft will be the first public cloud provider to have servers on the ground in the holy land Oshry Alkeslasi / 20 Apr 2021 โข 1 min read Microsoft kicked ...
December 10, 2020
Stories By Thomas Kohnstamm It goes without saying that the pandemic has upended work life in 2020. But rather than seeing this period of compulsory remote work as a one-off byproduct of COVID-19, it can be understood as an inflection point in a long-coming technology-driven reckoning on the nature of office work. Will employees be looking for more ways to connect in person after the pandemic? How about in a decade or 20 years, for that matter? It might seem an o...