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The GCC Data Center Market is expected to register a CAGR of 3.7% over the forecast period 2021 to 2026.
Managed services continue to govern the GCC data center services market, where colocation has gained improved traction in the last few years. Hyperscale data center providers add to market growth through cloud investments in GCC countries that include Oracle, AWS, IBM, and Microsoft.
Stringent data protection laws are likely to drive the market in the region. Saudi Arabia revised its cloud computing regulatory framework in 2019. There is an increasing contribution from the expanded deployment in AI, IoT, and machine learning workloads. For instance, according to Bahrain FinTech Bay, the contribution of AI stood at approximately 8.2% of its GDP.
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Posted on March 4, 2021 by Nick Farrell - News
Banking software provider, DPR, has announced its latest technical partnership with Six Degrees as it continues to expand its Microsoft Azure integration.
The new partnership adds additional strength to DPR’s existing Azure hosting and managed services. It uses Six Degrees’ cloud pedigree, security capabilities and track record in working with the financial services sector to provide DPR clients with performance, agility, security and cost benefits across the DPR applications.
DPR said it is committed to improving client experience and ensuring its clients remain at the forefront of the banking sector. The group claims it has invested heavily in developing its technologies and expanding its Azure offering, including becoming a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), to deliver Origination and Servicing of Mortgages, Savings and Loans as a fully managed service.
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by David Prior
A Yorkshire-headquartered cloud technology specialist is targeting £7million in turnover this year after securing a hat-trick of new industry collaborations.
Elland-based Vapour has been appointed as a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider having signed a new deal with global distributor Tech Data, meaning its customers can source any Microsoft product or service.
The company has also enhanced its relationships with existing firewall partner Fortinet and backup specialist Veeam.
The collaborations comprise a £350,000 overall, as well as the creation of at least seven jobs, and Vapour has also unveiled a new identity.
CEO Tim Mercer said: When we came to market in 2013, we were very vocal about what cloud could do.