45k user reviews & 1 million votes, over 29k web hosting brands & 85k plans since 2004!
X
Menu
WHTop → 📋 News → Delta Data Center Outage Costs $150 Million
Sep, 2016 : Delta Data Center Outage Costs $150 Million
📅 - The data center outages that plagued Delta Airlines for three days in August, grounding 2,000 flights, cost the company $150 million.
According to a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute, the average cost for a single data center outage is roughly $730,000. The costliest reportage outage, from the 60 data centers surveyed, caused a loss of about $2.4 million.
The Delta outage cost seems unusually high, but airlines have much more invested in the infrastructure than most other data centers.
Read more here.
Reads: 889 | Category: General | Source: TheHN : The Hosting News
Want to add a website news or press release ? Just do it, it's free! Use add web hosting news!
Other news
📅 - Salesforce Expertise of Accenture to Grown with New Acquisition - Accenture recently boosted its Salesforce abilities by acquiring the digital marketing company New Energy Group. The deal will allow Accenture a better global reach and help the company expand Salesforce in Spain and Italy.
New Energy Group will join its' employees to the Accenture Cloud First Applications team. Along with New Energy Group, Accenture has also acquired CRMWaypoint, a cloud advice and services ...
📅 - SpamExperts Has Become Independently Owned - SpamExperts, an email security company, has recently announced they are now independently owned. The founders of the company have bought back all 100% of the company's stock shares.
Current CEO Sam Renkema and CT Dreas Van Donselaar established the company in 2005 and many investors were brought in. They bought the investors out by 2012, but took on more before buying them out more recently.
SpamExperts is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands and email security to hosting companies, ISPs and telecommunication companies. They are on a mission to secure email across the globe and have clients in over 80 countries.
.
📅 - Micro Focus and HPE to Merge Software in Huge Deal - A deal worth an estimated $8.8 billion has been agreed upon by the HPE CEO Meg Whitman and Micro Focus International Plc of the UK. The deal includes merging the software businesses. HPE will get $2.5 billion in cash and the shareholders will own 50.1% of the merged company when it's all said and done.
This is just one of the many deals Whitman has made since splitting HPE from the sister company HP. They also struck an $8.5 billion deal with Computer Sciences Corp. and have struck many other deals over the past few months.
.
📅 - Tencent Integrating Servers Powered by OpenPower - China's answer to Facebook, Tencent, is integrating servers powered by OpenPower, the IBM alternative to Intel's x86 chip. According to IBM, OpenPower is focused on high-horsepower workloads, suitable to Tencent data centers that run Big Data workloads.
Tencent became China's most valuable publicly traded company this week.
OpenPower is developed through a foundation whose members also include Google, Nvidia, and Broadcom. IBM licenses OpenPower to other companies.
Read more ...
📅 - Google Cloud and Box Partner to Enhance Services - Box has partnered with Google to make the cloud storage even better. The cloud storage platform will be integrated with Google Docs and Google Springboard to allow easier collaboration for enterprise users. This announcement came at the BoxWorks conference as a part of a relaunch.
Box has also introduced a new interface for users, better workflow automation from a new tool called Box Relay and upgraded overall performance. This is all expected to attract more enterprise customers to the company.
.
📅 - Apigee Acquired by Google - Google has acquired a cloud software company called Apigee Corporation. Apigee is known for providing management tools for APIs. They offer a range of software to help with communication and data sharing, which are key for those developing apps for business in the cloud.
This just adds to Google's cloud presence and allows the company to improve their overall cloud products and services. The deal was reportedly worth $625 million. Apigee also has a very impressive customer base with big name clients, such as World Bank and AT&T.