📅 - ZNet, a cloud and web services providers, recently announced the launch of RackNap. This new program offers a better level of support and it's designed for cloud providers, telephone companies, data centers and web hosting companies.
ZNet was established in 2001 and they are headquartered in Jaipur, India. The company operates data centers in India, the United States and Germany with offices in the United States and India.
RackNap will offer a solution allowing provides to automate their business without the need for multiple types of software. It will integrate with other solutions, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, OnApp, Office 365 and many more. .
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📅 - STARTTLS Proposal Made by Microsoft and Google for Better Email Security - Microsoft and Google Engineers made a proposal to the Internet Engineering Task Force recently to help improve the security of STARTTLS. The proposal stated that in the current form, STARTTLS has a few issue, such as failing to providing confidentiality for messages and server authentication.
STARTTLS is an extension to the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. It's designed for a secure SMTP session over TLS. A report released in October of 2015 stated that STARTTLS has increased in users, but “widespread corruption” has kept it from working properly. .
📅 - Streamlining Your Business With Top Technological Solutions - Entrepreneurs have to stay on the cutting edge of their field or they will get swallowed up by the competition. Often, this means finding the right technology to make your business run smoother. From providing support to clerical tasks, there are some very easy ways to streamline your business.
Modern technology has made it much easier than it used to be. When you choose the right type of technology, you have the ability to move forward. Here are a few types of technology you can use to move your business forward in 2016.
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📅 - Hivelocity Now Including Solid State Drives Free On All Servers - Hivelocity, a bare-metal server, cloud hosting and colocation provider to customers in over 130 countries, announced today that all new dedicated servers will include an SSD (solid state drive) with their base configuration. Hivelocity's servers are fully customizable and customers that prefer a traditional spinning disk still have this option available for no extra charge. While the starting point with Hivelocity's servers is a 240GB SSD, Hivelocity offers 15 different drive options with every server including 1.6 TB SSDs and 8 TB helium filled SATA drives.
“We have been offering Intel and Micron data center grade SSDs as an upgrade option on our servers for several years now. What has bec
📅 - KuberDock Launched by OS Provider CloudLinux - CloudLinux, an Operating System provider, recently announced the launch of KuberDock. This will be a new platform for web hosting companies to sell Dockerized apps. It will leverage the Docker containers, which will make it possible for web hosts to easily compete with Amazon AWS and Google with fast deploying dockerized apps offered to customers.
CloudLinux is headquartered in Arcadia, California. They provide secure and stable versions of Linux, which are currently used by about 30,000 production services. The company is recognized as a premier OS provider for shared hosting environments.
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📅 - Google to Increase Wifi and Broadband Access in Cuba - Google announced today that they will provide WiFi and broadband services in Cuba, a country where the internet isn't widely used currently–about 5-30% of Cubans use the internet. The announcement comes after President Obama's much-anticipated visit to Cuba last week.
Cuba currently owns two ISPs that citizens use to connect to the internet. Last month, one of those ISPs, ETECSA, said it would allow Cubans in Old Havana to order internet service through Huawei, Chinese telecom operator, for the first time ever.
The Cuban government opened 35 paid public WiFi hotspots last summer. The hotspots charge $2.00/hour (USD).
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📅 - Kloud51 ran the First Give Away Contest, Nice! - A while ago we started to think about running a contest on our Social Pages. As now we have multiple social networking pages. Twitter became the place to run the content. It was a joy to run it and let it go wild.
To make this blog post short and not going into many details, Kloud51 first Twitter contest was **[Giving Away $25.51 For You - Retweet & Follow to WIN](http://forum.kloud51.com/d/75-giving-away-25-51-for-you-retweet-follow-to-win )**.
The winner of this contest [has been announced](http://forum.kloud51.com/d/75-giving-away-25-51-for-you-retweet-follow-to-win/3 ) both on the Community Forum and our [twitter account]( https://twitter.com/Kloud51/status/710232642944421889 ).
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