Life moves pretty fast when Moore’s Law is driving things. Computing power has increased exponentially over the past several decades, helping to deliver increased productivity and efficiencies in the workplace. Alongside the regular boosts in processing power we’ve witnessed, advances in memory and storage technologies have made it possible to harness that horsepower to create slim, light, blazing-fast mobile devices, PCs, and servers.

With the rise of APTs and the continued interconnection of critical infrastructure business-technology systems and field systems and devices the attention toward critical infrastructure security has never been higher.

Can cloud backup add to your bottom line? We’re confident it can. The numbers don’t lie. According to a recent MSP survey, 89% of backup-as-a-service providers say the service is "somewhat" or "very profitable."

There is a broad market transformation taking place. In one industry after another, cloud computing has fostered unprecedented changes, allowing startups and legacy companies alike to more easily set up operations, scale workloads and build competitive products.

Although it is often best to take a skeptical view of the likely success of nascent technologies, virtual reality and augmented reality (VR/AR) are the exception to the rule. Government, military and entertainment verticals have been trying to harness the potential of VR/AR for years. Today the convergence of technology and demand are finally coming together to create a market for mainstream commercial and consumer adoption.