Shortages in anything from foodstuff to semiconductors that are needed to make game consoles to cars have become all too common during the uncertain pandemic period.

Stratus is a software company focused on infrastructure solutions, especially for fault tolerant servers and virtualised edge servers.

Stratus director Mike Fyson discusses how edge technology has informed trends in Australia and beyond, and how it adds value in a digitally transforming world.

ztC Edge platform has additional performance, utilisation and software and security updates to further support autonomous business operations.

A new partnership between real estate investment firm Cromwell and data centre group Stratus has fast-tracked plans for new data centres in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo and beyond.

The new partnership programme focuses on bolstering industrial edge computing solutions with its partners, and has already resulted in the release of three industrial edge programmes.

Smart technology is playing a critical role in the business community's response to adjusting to new social and industry norms. 

“From the very beginning, our goal has always been to remove the complexity from achieving high availability and we’re doing this even more efficiently now with the introduction of our new Edge platforms."

According to Gartner, by 2022, half of all enterprise-generated data will be created and processed beyond centralised cloud data centres, via edge computing.

The new Stratus ztC Edge technology includes built-in remote management and user-installable in less than an hour.

"While some systems claim to be using artificial intelligence to analyse transactions, this is the most sophisticated tool available in New Zealand."

Are cloud data centers sufficiently equipped to deal with the volume and speed of the data generated in large production facilities?

A new report from Stratus asserts we’re on the brink of huge change and disruption, dubbed the ‘fourth Industrial Revolution’.

“When every organisation is empowered with these capabilities, we will have a New Zealand cyber civil defence."

“This strengthening of our portfolio of security offerings helps our channel extend its reach even further.”

Organisations should adopt a cloud-first strategy when introducing new technology. Agility is one of the main reasons to go to the cloud. Businesses need to be agile.

"We are a trusted nation and this asset of trust can be used to create opportunities for companies in the areas of the cloud and security. We can make New Zealand a hub for cyber security and cloud services that has the trust of the world."