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Cellular connected IoT/M2M devices will increase nearly fourfold from 2014 to 2019

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451 Research has determined that cellular/mobile Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) connections will increase nearly fourfold globally from 252 million in 2014 to 908 million in 2019.

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Three-year project aims to create high-performance private cloud infrastructure allowing flexible scaling.

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Huawei has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a new Strategic Alliance with Vodafone Global Enterprise focusing on the enterprise market in Europe, Asia Pacific and Africa. Under the agreement, the companies will work together on the development of a variety of enterprise communications and technology services for global enterprise customers.

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OVH has signed a new agreement with virtualization leader VMware in relation to its vCloud Air Network program. This agreement confirms the desire of the two groups to work more closely together. Common strategies will be adopted in co-innovation and co-marketing.

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Continuing to strengthen its global cloud presence in the European market, IBM (NYSE: IBM) has opened its first cloud data center in Italy. Located in Cornaredo, a municipality in the Province of Milan, the new facility provides the fast-growing Italian cloud market with a local IBM Cloud presence, allowing customers to deploy their workloads in the country and benefit from a low-latency connection into IBM Cloud’s global platform, which securely integrates data and applications for...

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Against a backdrop of media reports of a growing dissatisfaction with corporate IT, LANDESK has introduced a report revealing that the majority of employees from organisations worldwide are actually quite satisfied with the service they receive from their IT departments. When asked to give a letter grade, more than 80 percent of respondents gave their IT departments an “A” or a “B.”