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Sep, 2016 : Amazon and Google Race to Most Data Centers
📅 - In the cloud data center, more is the name of the game. Thursday, Amazon Web Services announced that it will add another set of cloud centers near Paris in 2017. Amazon already has cloud facilities in Dublin, Frankfurt, and another coming soon in the U.K.
Google is also gearing up to compete with Amazon, by adding more data centers in Mumbai, Sydney, Sao Paolo, Finland and also Frunkfurt.
Microsoft is jumping into the race as well, by opening two facilities in Germany.
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📅 - Digital Realty’s EMEA Business Has New Exec - Rob Coupland has been appointed head of the Digital Realty Trust of Europe, Middle East and Africa. Coupland is the former executive of TelecityGroup, a European data center.
Digital Realty released a statement, explaining Coupland's appoinment as related to it's recent acquisition of eight European data centers.
With Coupland's appointment and the Equinix-Telecity merger creating a new dominate company, these could be signs of big changes coming to the European data center market.
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📅 - Digital Realty’s EMEA Business will be Run by Ex-Telecity Executive - Rob Coupland, a former executive of the TelecityGroup, will run the Europe, Middle East and Africa business for Equinix. Digial Realty released a statement stating Coupland had been appointed to run the eight European data centers after the acquisition.
This appointment comes during some very big changes in the European market for data centers. After the Equinix-Telecity merger changes them in the market, a new dominate player was formed, which is unlikely to be surpassed by any other company anytime soon.
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📅 - Salesforce wants Regulators to Look at Microsoft-LinkedIn - After losing out on a bid for LinkedIn, Salesforce wants regulators to take a closer look at the Microsoft acquisition of LinkedIn. They believe the deal will post a threat to privacy and the competition.
Salesforce plans on telling the United States and European antitrust officials about the concerns they have. The deal between Microsoft and LinkedIn was for a reported $26.2 billion and has been cleared by U.S. regulators ...
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📅 - ICANN now in Control of the Internet - The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number or ICANN has taken over the control of the Internet from the United States Department of Commerce and National Telecommunications and Information Administration or NTIA. Even though there were many bids to block the transition, it happened, anyway.
The change to ICANN in charge of the internet means a move away from governmental control of the internet. The power goes back to a non-profit organization and internet users are not expected to be impacted by the transition.