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Driverless Tech Finding New Life in Old Data

Testing connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) in the real world is said to be the gold standard for being able to collate data to improve them.

However, for much of 2020 the lockdown has led to the use of simulation modelling to ascertain how to improve them and, to a degree, this often means that old data has been needed. It’s important because it can be used to track when and why problems have occurred, enabling changes to be made, new algorithms and new scenarios to be explored with some understanding of how to improve them in hindsight...

Find out how to discover new life in old data.

Client: TU Automotive. Published on 20th August 2020. 

Lockdown is easing: How Long Will Remote Working Remain the ‘New Normal’?

With Covid-19 lockdowns easing, will remote working remain the 'new normal'? Look at this article by Graham Jarvis who finds out in this article for IT Pro Portal. 

Client: Trudy Darwin Consulting. Account: Bridgeworks. Published by IT Pro Portal on 12th August 2020. 

Bridgeworks Joins COVID-19 Fight

"Bridgeworks donated millions of pounds worth of software to help the fight against Covid-19 coronavirus. Bridgeworks’, which specialises in high-speed data transfer technology, has offered their products and services for sharing “big data” to all the UK’s NHS trusts, medical research centres, universities and other facilities investigation COVID-19 for free, for a year."

Read the complete story in June 2020 edition of The New Milton Advertiser & Lymington Times. 

Up To Speed: Latency

Bridgeworks features in African Decisions Magazine to discuss the technology and solutions solving latency issues across global markets.

"Online gamers know what it feels like. You’re playing a fast-paced, fast-clicking game such as Fortnite, and you’re about to eliminate an opponent when the game slows down, there’s no response to your frantic clicking and tapping. And by the time the lagging has ended, you’ve been eliminated and your opponent is doing the old L-finger-on-the-forehead dance. The problem is high latency. It’s a nightmare for gamers, and it’s an expensive handicap for traders and businesses too."

Published by African Decisions in May/June 2020.

Reader’s Storage Digest: Backup, HPC Storage, Data Lakes and More

"The UK’s Crown Commercial Services office has selected Bridgeworks to offer the NHS and qualifying medical research organisations data management services over the next 12 months, at no cost. Bridgeworks is making available its PORTrockIT IP network acceleration products free of charge for one year, to any Health Organisation or Medical Research Establishment engaged in COVID-19 vaccine research work."

Published by Block and Files. Author: Journalist, Chris Mellor. 

Bridgeworks and PeaSoup target the growing BUaaS and DraaS market

Bridgeworks CEO David Trossell speaks to Digitalisation World Magazine about joining forces with PeaSoup to bring award-winning solutions to disaster recovery (DRaaS), backup (BUaaS), replication and business continuity planning.

Going Beyond SD-WAN and WAN Optimisation For Big Government Data

Early in 2019 Brian Chidester, Senior Industry Lead for Public Sector at OpenText, wrote about the trends that will affect the public sector this year. In his blog for the company, it stated that ‘2019 technology trends driving IT modernisation in the Public Sector’, he says that IT security is of paramount importance to the public sector, alongside the need to improve service delivery and achieving cost savings.

Referring to a Gartner report about understanding cloud adoption in government, he comments: “As governments continue to migrate to the cloud, organisations must ensure their shift to the cloud is both cost-effective and secure. This may mean reconsidering how to think about the cloud, improve security and leverage implementation options.”

To ensure that your shift to the cloud is more performant, read the complete article in the Spring and Summer Edition of Government and Public Sector Journal. 

Published by GPSJ. Author: Graham Jarvis. Client: Trudy Darwin Consulting (Bridgeworks). 

ACCELERATE COVID-19 Research With Bridgeworks

The race is on to find a #vaccine to #Coronavirus COVID-19. Bridgeworks has joined the effort. Bridgeworks offers its PORTrockIT products to qualifying organisations over the next twelve months, at no cost.

How to Accelerate Your Hyperconverged Healthcare Cloud: A Guide

In the race for digital transformation, even in healthcare, there is a need to implement the right systems and solutions to maximise uptime, increase operational performance and to reduce downtime. However, it isn’t as simple as going out to a supermarket to buy a loaf of bread. There are so many potential solutions and systems on the market claiming that they do the job – but do they?

That’s the question that should arise whenever anyone is trying to resolve anything from latency to data storage. However, it’s not an easy question to answer, as the healthcare IT landscape is ever-changing...freelance business and technology journalist Graham Jarvis therefore discusses why WAN acceleration is needed. 

Published by CloudTech - Cloud Computing News on 24th March 2020. Author: Graham Jarvis. Client: Trudy Darwin Consulting (Bridgeworks). 

Santa Received the Best Christmas Present: WAN Data Acceleration

Santa marvels at Investec's gains: WAN acceleration of as much as 400 per cent. He is reflecting on his best present of the [2019] festive season: A WAN Data Acceleration solution that enabled him to mitigate latency and reduce packet loss. Data is as much key to his operations as it is to any e-commerce retailer. For this reason, he needs to be able to increase the utilisation of his wide area networks (WANs) to ensure that he can deliver every child’s present on time, while enabling his elves to help him to manage the day-to-day operations and preparations for the next season.

WAN Data Acceleration, which is also referred to as WAN Acceleration, also enables fast back-up and recovery. It can improve big data analysis, too, because it requires the timely processing of voluminous amounts of data from a variety of sources, and it can permit the synchronisation of his databases – some of which are located in the cloud around the world because of the breadth of Santa’s operations.

Published by IT Pro Portal, circa February 2020. Author: Graham Jarvis. Client: Trudy Darwin Consulting (Bridgeworks).