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Vultr and Virtuozzo Team Up to Provide Scalable and Composable Multicloud Application Management to Service Providers and Enterprises Across the Globe

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Tuesday, September 12, 2023
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By expanding workloads to Vultr on the Virtuozzo Application Platform, customers can maximize price-to-performance for their multicloud investments, liberating themselves from cost hikes and vendor lock-in.

Key Points: 
  • By expanding workloads to Vultr on the Virtuozzo Application Platform, customers can maximize price-to-performance for their multicloud investments, liberating themselves from cost hikes and vendor lock-in.
  • With the adoption of alternative cloud providers surging by nearly double ( SlashData ), Virtuozzo and Vultr now offer the first multicloud application orchestration on composable cloud infrastructure to power these data-intensive workloads globally.
  • Optimal Cost Efficiency: The seamless selection of the most cost-effective Vultr cloud services and pricing models for different workloads enables optimized multicloud costs based on local market dynamics.
  • Notably, Virtuozzo's Application Platform operates on a licensing structure aligned with actual resource consumption, amplifying overall cost effectiveness.

US Homeowners Fear Hurricane Damage, but Often Lack Critical Protection

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Monday, May 1, 2023
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Standard homeowners and renters' policies don't cover flooding, so it's imperative that homeowners assess their risk.

Key Points: 
  • Standard homeowners and renters' policies don't cover flooding, so it's imperative that homeowners assess their risk.
  • "Standard homeowners and renters' policies don't cover flooding, so it's imperative that homeowners assess their risk and understand how to protect their most valuable assets by obtaining flood insurance coverage."
  • During this hurricane preparedness week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is offering advice for homeowners about protecting their property.
  • NAMIC's national survey of homeowners involved a sampling of 1,102 homeowners.

HOMEOWNERS UNSURE HOW TO PROTECT PROPERTY FROM WILDFIRES

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Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nearly two-thirds of homeowners in fire-risk states are worried about wildfires harming them and their property; yet few are taking action to protect their homes, and fewer still are confident in their insurance coverage. That's according to a recent survey by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies. Among the highlights from the survey of nearly 600 homeowners in 10 states with an increased risk of fire:

Key Points: 
  • INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nearly two-thirds of homeowners in fire-risk states are worried about wildfires harming them and their property; yet few are taking action to protect their homes, and fewer still are confident in their insurance coverage.
  • Among the highlights from the survey of nearly 600 homeowners in 10 states with an increased risk of fire:
    59% of homeowners believe wildfires pose a moderate to extreme risk for them and their property.
  • "Homeowners don't have to wait for government or others, they can act to protect themselves.
  • Clear roof and gutters Homeowners don't have to completely replace their roofs to better protect from wildfires.

HOMEOWNERS SEE RISKS FROM EXTREME WEATHER, UNSURE ABOUT SOLUTIONS

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Thursday, October 20, 2022
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Homeowners in hurricane-prone coastal states and around the country believe severe weather is increasing and that their property is at growing risk, but they aren't confident in how to better protect their properties or the role insurance plays in that protection. Those are among the key findings from a new survey by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies.

Key Points: 
  • Those are among the key findings from a new survey by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies.
  • 78% of U.S. homeowners believe extreme weather is increasing where they live, and 71% fear their homes will be damaged.
  • Even more homeowners, 88 percent, feel motivated to protect their homes, but nearly 60 percent say they don't know what they can do.
  • The majority of respondents cited expense and difficulty as the two most significant reasons for not taking action to reduce their risks from extreme weather or disaster.

Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit 2022 Attracts 900 Worldwide IT and Business Leaders

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Thursday, April 14, 2022
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ROSELAND, N.J., April 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sectigo , a global leader in digital certificates and automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced it hosted its first annual Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit last week, attracting 900 IT and business leaders worldwide.

Key Points: 
  • ROSELAND, N.J., April 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sectigo , a global leader in digital certificates and automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced it hosted its first annual Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit last week, attracting 900 IT and business leaders worldwide.
  • Our first annual Sectigo Summit brought together well-respected voices in the industry who are confronting these very issues, said David Mahdi, Chief Strategy Officer & CISO Advisor, Sectigo.
  • Sectigo also showcased brand new innovations it is bringing to market for Certificate Authority agnostic CLM.
  • At the summit, I dove deeper into many topics of tremendous importance to everyone, like passwordless and quantum computing.

Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit 2022 Attracts 900 Worldwide IT and Business Leaders

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Thursday, April 14, 2022
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ROSELAND, NJ, April 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sectigo , a global leader in digital certificates and automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced it hosted its first annual Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit last week, attracting 900 IT and business leaders worldwide.

Key Points: 
  • ROSELAND, NJ, April 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sectigo , a global leader in digital certificates and automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced it hosted its first annual Sectigo Identity-First Security Summit last week, attracting 900 IT and business leaders worldwide.
  • Our first annual Sectigo Summit brought together well-respected voices in the industry who are confronting these very issues, said David Mahdi, Chief Strategy Officer & CISO Advisor, Sectigo.
  • Sectigo also showcased brand new innovations it is bringing to market for Certificate Authority agnostic CLM.
  • At the summit, I dove deeper into many topics of tremendous importance to everyone, like passwordless and quantum computing.

Red Hat and Boston University Announce Major Partnership to Advance Open Hybrid Cloud Research and Operations at Scale

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Tuesday, April 27, 2021
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The growth of these projects will help advance research in computing and artificial intelligence operations (AIOps), creating a regional center of excellence in cloud research.

Key Points: 
  • The growth of these projects will help advance research in computing and artificial intelligence operations (AIOps), creating a regional center of excellence in cloud research.
  • This extended agreement includes plans to:\nCreate a joint operations research center for the study of automated hybrid cloud operations at a larger scale.
  • The center will bring together Red Hat operations engineers, BU researchers, faculty and students to advance operations and systems research using the cloud ops data generated by the open research cloud initiative.\nExpand the Red Hat Collaboratory\xe2\x80\x99s support of BU faculty and student researchers, including the Red Hat Graduate Fellows focused on scaling the open hybrid cloud.
  • By expanding our collaboration with BU, we can help advance the groundbreaking work on projects within the open research cloud initiative like the Mass Open Cloud.