Here is IT Digest’s weekly roundup of the top news from global markets. In this fast-paced world, breaking down information helps readers grasp the nuances that follow the news.
In Hardware and Network news this week…
Verizon Business and Zebra Technologies launch device and software solutions to accelerate private 5G
Verizon Business and Zebra Technologies, a leader in digital solutions that accelerate business workflows, announced the launch of Zebra mobile device and software packaged solutions designed to help Verizon Private 5G customers reap the benefits of their networks even faster. Zebra rugged enterprise tablets and mobile computers are purpose-built to simplify processes for frontline workers in transportation and logistics, retail, manufacturing, and other industries. The devices include Zebra Mobility DNA software applications and tools to help customers better track inventory, manage projects and communication on job sites, and keep manufacturing processes and industrial workflows moving smoothly — all certified to work with Verizon’s private wireless networks. Zebra’s devices can also leverage the capabilities of Zebra Workcloud software solutions.
In Business Technology news this week…
Oracle Opens Colombia’s First Hyperscale Cloud Region
Oracle announced the opening of an Oracle Cloud Region in Colombia in partnership with Claro, becoming the first major cloud provider to establish a public cloud region in the country. Claro is one of the host partners for the new Oracle Cloud Bogotá Region, and through its partnership with Oracle it becomes the first telecommunications operator to offer Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services to organizations across Colombia “Establishing a cloud region in Colombia is a reflection of Oracle’s commitment to the country’s technological development,” said Germán Borromei, managing director, Oracle Colombia and Ecuador. “With the new region we are helping to accelerate the adoption of cloud solutions, democratize access to innovative technology, support the modernization of organizations, and foster their growth to help them achieve success in a competitive business environment.”
Malwarebytes Announces Free Vulnerability Assessment to Help IT Organizations Improve Security Posture Without Extra Costs
Malwarebytes, a global leader in real-time cyber protection, announced its comprehensive vulnerability assessment module is now included in every ThreatDown bundle at no additional cost via its integrated console. Many IT organizations are struggling with rising cybersecurity costs associated with annual vendor price increases and the necessity of adding more tools to protect against an ever-increasing attack surface. Malwarebytes, with its portfolio of award-winning ThreatDown solutions, is taking a different approach, helping customers reduce threats, security complexity and costs by providing a free vulnerability assessment.
Article of the Week
Spatial computing refers to the methods and tools utilized for acquiring, analyzing, and interacting with 3D data. To facilitate and improve a range of experiences and applications, it entails the digitalization of activities involving people, machines, objects, and the settings in which they occur. IoT, digital twins, ambient computing, augmented reality, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and physical controllers are examples of components that can be a part of spatial computing. When Simon Greenwold first used the term in 2003, he defined it as “human interaction with a machine that manipulates and retains referents to real objects and spaces”. model.