Jan, 2017 : Huge Cleveland Data Center Acquired by H5

📅 January 31, 2017 - H5 Data Centers announced they have acquired the huge ByteGrid Data Center called Cleveland Technology Center. This center covers 330,000 square feet and provides a ton of data center space.

The long-haul internet routs of the data center attracted H5. It connects to both western and eastern United States locations not going through Cleveland and Atlanta with low-latency routs for the Midwest and East Coast. Major areas, such as Chicago, Washington D.C. and New York City are connected through the data center.

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📅 Jan 30, 2017 - 440 Bluehost Employees Getting Laid Off - Endurance International Group, the parent company of Bluehost.com, will be closing the Orem, Utah office. This will result in laying off 440 employees, according to VentureBeat.

The layoffs will include more than half of the employees at Bluehost including human resources, training staff, customer service and accounting. Employees were given a memo about the layoffs on January 19, 2017.

The laid off employees will receive one month's salary and COBRA benefits for three months, along with two weeks “standard severance” and one week per year of employment. Layoffs will run from March to October of 2017.

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📅 Jan 27, 2017 - Launch of New Office in Columbia Announced by AWS - Amazon Web Services has announced a new office launching in Bogota, Columbia. The global headquarters of the company is found in Seattle, Washington and they offer many cloud servers including storage, IoT options, computing and security. This new office will be the second in Latin America for AWS with the other located in Brazil.

Many leading Columbian companies already use AWS and some Columbian government agencies do, as well. A full team will be established in the new office with account executives and technical support.

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📅 Jan 27, 2017 - Microsoft Wants to Defend the Constitutional Rights of Customers - Microsoft is trying to halt the sneak-and-peak searches the FBI wants to do of e-mails. The ability to stop this from happening may depend on the company's ability to defend the constitutional rights of customers.

A judge in charge of deciding if the case will move forward told attorneys to be prepared in court on Monday. Microsoft has a lot at stake with this case. If they win, it will block the United States from secretly looking at customer data stored in the cloud, which includes email.

Tech leaders, such as Amazon.com, Google and Apple have supported Microsoft since they file the lawsuit in April. These companies all believe the future of cloud computing and mobile depend on the priva

📅 Jan 31, 2017 - What Belongs on your Social Media Calendar? - When you're trying to maintain your social media calendar for your business, it can be challenging to keep track of all of the different platforms available, how often to update them, and how to stay relevant on all of them.

Sometimes it just takes an hour or less each day to maintain your social media marketing, depending on how well you are at automating processes and what your level of experience is. If you're feeling overwhelmed and you aren't sure what to keep on your social media calendar, use this guide to determine how to handle each major platform and what you need to schedule besides time to publish content.

What all do I need to schedule?

Along with scheduling time to publish

📅 Feb 1, 2017 - SoftLayer Cloud Outage from IBM Limited to User Portal - According to IBM, the SoftLayer Cloud Outage is limited to the User Portal. The outage happened last Thursday and the company says it didn't have an effect on any infrastructure applications.

The issue was due to a planned interface update, but not being able to access the user portal isn't a small issue. It's a major concern for cloud customers. IBM hasn't said whether they knew the update would cause outages or ...

📅 Feb 2, 2017 - Workers Frozen in Place After Order from President Trump - Khash Sajadi and Omid Scheybani are locked out and locked in of the United States after the executive order from President Trump. The order targeted seven predominately Muslim countries and these two, along with others were caught in the policy causing chaos around the world.

Many companies are reacting to this including Google, Deloitte LLP and McKinsey & Co. These companies and others have told employees to cancel any trave plans for outside of the country.

Scheybani, a graduate student at Stanford University is a dual citizen of Iran and Germany. Scheybani is stuck in Palo Alto, CA.