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Many applications and users in Europe still rely on IPv4 - but its future viability is limited. Nations are increasingly trying to introduce IPv6 as a mandatory requirement. In December 2023, the Open Telekom Cloud will introduce IPv6 as an open beta, and in January 2024 it will be rolled out across the board.
The gaming industry has driven the development of modern graphics processing units (GPUs). However, they are now used in many companies due to their enormous computing power and wide range of applications. They can also be used flexibly from the cloud.
Gaining sovereignty for business resilience is a top issue for many companies. Service availability and data security are essential for business success. Resilience concepts ensure reliability. The Open Telekom Cloud offers built-in resilience mechanisms and a wealth of options for a high level of resilience.
The cloud as a sustainability panacea? German Santini, Sustainability Manager of the Open Telekom Cloud has his own view: "There is still a lot to do, but there is also enough potential for more sustainable clouds."
Sovereignty aspects are becoming increasingly important for the choice of a cloud platform. European clouds offer cloud users fundamental advantages for this.
Must-attend event for the Open Telekom Cloud: Even in the run-up to Digital X, the team put together a top-class program – including Tim Höttges and Frank Thelen, who shared their views on necessary digitalization in Europe, sovereignty and data security.
With the minimum requirements for external cloud use, the Federal Office for Information Security has created a binding basis for the use of cloud solutions in public administration. Cloud providers such as the Open Telekom Cloud must be measured against these.
Analytics, artificial intelligence, or even the big push to become a data-driven company: There is no way around data. And neither does efficient data management. With DataArts Studio, the Open Telekom Cloud solves the challenge of data governance.
Confidential computing brings that extra level of security which allows the cloud to be used even when security requirements are high, such as for regulated industries.
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