The Fediverse is a decentralized network of interconnected servers that allow users to communicate and share content through different applications. This means that your data is not controlled by a single corporation or organization, but instead is spread across multiple servers that are run by volunteers and organizations around the world.
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We have today launched our managed Mastodon hosting plans to the general public.
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We are seeing a rise in phishing scammers towards end of the year. The trend started in September 2022, and we are seeing it intensify as we enter the holidays period.
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Google has branded its productivity suite from Gsuite to Workspace. The change includes the name change itself - now called Google Workspace - and also comes bundled with other productivity applications which previously weren't part of the GSuite.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced availability of SSD backed EBS volumes, with a twist that EBS 'standard' volumes will now default to SSD storage.
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The internet is abuzz with serious OpenSSL's Heartbleed vulnerability discovered 2 days ago. This vulnerability allows an attacker to steal information normally protected by SSL. This information may include everything from usernames, passwords, emails, chats, voice and video communications, banking transactions and so on.
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Major news for the businesses in Australia today as AWS has made available Amazon Glacier and Amazon Redshift in Sydney. This will accelerate the adoption of AWS cloud in region, especially among those who had reservations to store their data in Glacier in other regions.
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One of the major hurdles to public cloud and object storage adoption has been cleared with the emergence of the Amazon Simple Storage application programming interface as a de facto standard.
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Vocus Communications (ASX:VOC) has started offering its AWS Cloud Connect service to customers, enabling them to transfer data between their private data centre and AWS at speeds starting at 50 Mbps. This bandwidth can be expanded to as much as 10 Gpbs.
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