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CenturyLink boosts its presence down under, unveiling a new cloud node in Sydney, amplifying its IT and cloud services in the APAC region.

CenturyLink hails cloud as big data's ally, touting it as key for project success with scalable, reliable and secure infrastructure.

CenturyLink added 14MW of critical capacity at eight data centers last year, with plans to increase capacity in four data centers in H1 2016.

Public cloud environments are becoming more trusted, but businesses still have concerns about running mission-critical apps, says CenturyLink.

Businesses need to stay on top of emerging cyber threats, as hackers are becoming more resourceful, says CenturyLink.

CenturyLink has received the management and operations stamp of approval from the Uptime Institute for its SG2 and SG8 Singapore data centers.

Hybrid IT as the new norm? CenturyLink touts its benefits for agile, cost-effective business infrastructure needs.

CenturyLink has launched CenturyLink Government Cloud, an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) offering for US federal government agencies.

Businesses who are transitioning to big data environments need to consider what a daunting undertaking the change can be.

Australia's IT skills crisis may find relief in outsourcing, as firms navigate a growing talent shortfall, reveals CenturyLink.

Australian organisations are increasingly adopting hybrid IT architectures, with security being the main concern, according to CenturyLink.

The introduction of data lakes is one of the most significant changes to enterprise data warehouse technology, according to CenturyLink.

Businesses need to identify which areas are not performing optimally and decided whether to supplements in-house capabilities with external expertise.

CenturyLink will use Nuage Networks' SDN technology to enhance its networking capabilities for its Programmable Service Backbone (PBS) architecture.

Increased adoption of hybrid IT by IT decision makers is giving rise to numerous security trends, according to CenturyLink.

Organisations should consider a hybrid IT approach in order to free up resources so they can spend more time on innovation.

Hybrid IT is emerging as a way for organisations to balance growing demands on their infrastructure, and the increasing need to be agile.

Expanding overseas can be an effective way of broadening your potential customer base and increasing profits. However, it pays to get strategic advice.

According to CenturyLink, IT infrastructure will play a growing role in how businesses overcome challenges, and more infrastructure will be outsourced.

APAC businesses prioritise innovation cells for agility amid CEO concerns over financial pressures and evolving business models.