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Despite being built on a history of rocky releases and high-profile failures, cloud gaming seems poised to take on the mainstream gaming market in 2020 but this time with the power to succeed. Technology has moved on in leaps and bounds since the age old era of OnLive and now, with its passing, new cloud gaming services have risen from its ashes to take its place.

People think that cloud gaming is the future, like off in 2025, but no, I think cloud gaming is the present, like its today. Florian Giraud of Shadow told me back in December when I went to visit their London offices. Since then Ive had some time to test out Shadow for myself and see if their claims were true, and it looks like were we already living in the future.

Despite the technology already provably working, this might be the first time youre hearing of, or at least paying attention to, Shadow. Unlike Googles Stadia and what were likely to see from Microsofts upcoming xCloud service Shadow doesnt have a near infinite pool of money to market its way onto seemingly every ad block on every platform imaginable. Only those in the UK might have seen an ad for Shadow on YouTube around December, but even these were pardon the pun overshadowed by Stadias marketing efforts that dominated the advertising space.

You might expect the folks over at Shadow to be bitter about Google making Stadia synonymous with cloud gaming, but theyre actually relishing in their successes alongside them. Thats cool for us, because you have a lot of attention around cloud gaming that you didnt before, Giraud told me. Thanks to this push, Shadow has seen people taking cloud gaming seriously for the first time in a long time, effectively freeing the studio of the baggage of past failures Before, we were kind of a bit alone in this space, but now you have all the giants with the firepower in terms of commercial teams, and the marketing budget.

Shadow might be losing the marketing battle, but its not tapping out yet. The team believes in what theyve created and told me that Shadows users do too. In the community, like on Twitter, we have a lot of users, so they say you know what you can do on Stadia? You can do it on Shadow but better. Being better is what Shadow prides themselves on. For them, cloud computing is not just about gaming, but its about the freedom of having the power of an entire PC at your fingertips. I think that the clearest advance that we have, is the freedom. Its the absolute freedom.

To Shadow, its not a question of what youre able or even allowed to play through the cloud, as from the moment you start the client, it just works. Once people realise this, Giraud believes that the days of a gaming catalogue will be numbered as if you dont have the game that is really hype at the moment, if you dont have the game that everything thinks is cool, your catalogue is worth zero.

If Giraud is right, then the bubble of cloud gaming catalogues is soon to burst when gamers realise that having to compromise on what you play is no longer a requirement. However, with cloud gaming being built on such shaky foundations, people are still unsure whats possible and may be reluctant to believe its as good as claimed. Thats why rather than making bold claims through direct advertising, Shadow are focusing on perhaps the pickiest demographic out there to prove that Shadow really works.

Two years ago, we created this product with our priority target: the gamers. Florian explained to me. They are the ones who are the most demanding, they will see for sure if you have the tiniest latency. We thought that if we can convince gamers that playing with Shadow is the same thing as playing on your local PC, we could convince everyone to get rid of their old PC and switch to a cloud-based computer.

If youre already convinced, then you might be wondering what comes next for cloud computing. In the near future, things will most likely unambiguously be better. Improved encoding and decoding will see latency decrease, faster internet speeds and cooperation with internet service providers will allow for higher bandwidths and quality, and in-app developments will see usability and stability become concerns of the past.

While comforting, saying things are going to get generally better might not be the revolutionary step you were expecting, but were already past that point. If you wanted to throw out your PC and just stream from the cloud, then youre already living in the future where thats possible so long as you wait till pre-orders for Shadow Boost get delivered in April.

Its a lot more interesting then, when we look at the slightly more distant, but thrillingly real, future thats on the horizon. If cloud computing is widely adopted, then we could be looking at thinner and lighter form factors of phones, laptops, and even VR headsets that only need batteries, a screen, and an internet connection to have all the computing power thats ever needed.

Shadow believes that computing as we know it is all about to change: that cloud computing is so powerful that well eventually look back on desktops and bulky laptops as foreign objects. This is where we think we are all headed, of course its a long term, often you will say that bringing your laptop into a meeting like here, tomorrow it will be like today if you brought your own chair. It makes no sense.

With the increasing fallacy of Google Stadia becoming more and more apparent, cloud computing requires true merit: like Shadow. With Project xCloud, GeForce Now, PlayStation Now and more battling for pure game streaming, its time for success with a little more practicality.

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As someone whos worked in both the public and private sector -- overseeing IT for government agencies as a federal CIO and developing go-to-market strategies for companies as a tech executive -- Ive learned that vendors and government buyers both have common blind spots about the value of innovation. When introducing a new product, technology companies often fail to appreciate the complex federal procurement process and the security and compliance requirements needed to insert technology in production environments. Meanwhile, government agencies rarely get a full understanding of the benefits of new technology until its been fully proven in the private sector.

The Promise Of Public Cloud

One of the most important areas of technological change for federal agencies is cloud computing. The public cloud offers government agencies a unique and cost-effective way to update their data infrastructure. A key benefit is pay-as-you-go scalability, which means that agencies dont have to make large initial investments in hardware and software solutions. This is particularly important because increasing upfront costs adds much more complexity and time to federal procurement and approval processes. Cloud computing gives agencies the flexibility to start with small deployments and gradually expand to update and modernize their entire infrastructure.

Public cloud infrastructure also alleviates many of the pressures placed on IT staff when deploying innovative technologies. Updating and management of cloud infrastructure is largely outsourced to the cloud provider, allowing IT to focus on critical projects rather than day-to-day administration. The easy scalability of cloud infrastructure also means that governments can respond quickly to greater demand on the infrastructure and rapidly adopt new IT use cases without worrying about overprovisioning or underprovisioning infrastructure if their needs change.

Transitioning From Aspirational To Operational

The benefits of the public cloud have been apparent for years. According to a 2018 report, 81% of those working in the public sector consider cloud solutions one of the most fruitful technologies they can invest in, but government agencies have been slower than the private sector to take advantage, partly because of stricter security and compliance requirements for agencies. Although public cloud providers have created solutions designed to meet strict federal guidelines, they still require a different set of standard operating procedures to ensure data is protected. Lack of understanding around these unique procedures has led to government clients choosing the path of least resistance by continuing to rely on their current infrastructure and legacy environments.

In the same vein, working with public cloud environments requires training and skill sets that many federal IT teams havent developed. In a recent survey my company conducted, 51% of public-sector respondents said their IT teams spend 30-70% of their time managing data and apps in public cloud environments. When agencies dont have access to IT teams that can operate and manage public cloud environments, they continue with legacy approaches that are less efficient.

Taking The Optimal Path: A Hybrid Cloud Approach

For federal agencies, the key to unlocking the value of the public cloud in the face of these current obstacles is to take a hybrid approach. Hybrid cloud architectures offer the best of both worlds through private cloud infrastructure for on-premise data centers and access to infinitely scalable public cloud capacity.

While the cloud offers savings in certain cases, on-premise data centers continue to be more cost-effective for other workloads. Using on-premise infrastructure as part of a hybrid cloud environment also protects organizations from the cost and performance risks associated with cloud vendor lock-in if all their data is handled by a single cloud provider.

Within a hybrid cloud environment, the public cloud offers immediate benefits for workloads with lower performance requirements. Archiving is one of the workloads that government agencies can move to the cloud to quickly realize value. Public organizations have large datasets that need to be retained but dont need to be accessed frequently, and these take up valuable space in on-premise data centers. Moving archived data to the cloud also lessens the burden on IT staff to manage growing on-premise data centers.

Disaster recovery and business continuity offer another immediate opportunity for public-sector organizations to tap into the value of the public cloud. Most federal agencies still rely on static infrastructure served by idle data centers that sit unused until there is an emergency. Instead of maintaining these data centers on-premise -- where they function as a very expensive insurance policy -- agencies can shift to an on-demand model with cloud infrastructure. Under a hybrid cloud approach, if the primary data center experiences an outage, the organization can spin up a new environment in the public cloud to temporarily provide continuity of operations.

Selecting the right public cloud partner for a hybrid approach depends on three main factors: security, compliance and integration. Different cloud vendors handle overall security differently by leveraging in-house teams to offer 24/7 support or relying on third-party security consultants. Find out if their team includes forensics and incident handlers and how open they are about reporting security incidents. For compliance, all federal agencies need to select a cloud vendor that meets the FedRAMP standards, and organizations working with the Department of Defense need to pay attention to SRG IL 4/5 requirements. Finally, agencies that already have invested in automation and orchestration tools should evaluate whether cloud vendors offer open integration that supports them. If the public cloud vendor doesnt offer open integration for the tools your agency uses, that could add significant time and cost to getting your hybrid cloud environment up and running smoothly.

Technology providers need to focus on delivering faster ROI in order to convince public-sector buyers that cloud computing is worthwhile. Solutions that shift archiving and disaster recovery workloads to the public cloud provide an immediate benefit to government organizations that need to decommission unnecessary data centers and reduce their overall data footprint while streamlining administration and increasing their flexibility. This reduces costs while freeing valuable and often overworked employees to focus on higher-value tasks. The hybrid-cloud model offers a foundation for innovative tech companies to introduce cutting-edge solutions in a way that agencies can actually use to deliver measurable results.

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CJ Ritchie, the chief information officer at the Government of British Columbia, is a visionary leader taking a pragmatic view of what the future may hold for British Columbia. In the fall of 2019, an amendment to B.C.s Privacy laws regarding the use of cloud computing was passed to the benefit of public sector organizations and people across the province.

With the amended language comes the opportunity for the BC Government to drive significant value to constituents with discussions of achieving better health outcomes to how government agencies improve interaction with the people they serve. The amended language regarding the use of cloud computing essentially allows for modern technology to be considered for deployment. For example, leveraging public cloud infrastructure and cloud-enabled tools such as analytics and IoT to help with data-driven decision making.

At the centre of this new reality of how the province leverages technology is CJ Ritchie. From CJs unique vantage point, she is the best position to share a view of what the future may hold for us here in British Columbia to the benefit of our daily lives.

The BC Government, with its Digital Framework, is well-positioned for the future. I had a chat with CJ to gain insight into what drives her thinking on a variety of topics from cloud computing to the foundation of blockchain that will drive public sector innovation and move to a digital economy.

Brian: How significant is this change to the policy around cloud computing for the British Columbia public sector?

CJ: The Province has been using Canada-based cloud services for years, so the FOIPPA amendments dont represent a significant shift in policy but they are still important. What they do is authorize personal information to leave Canada for temporary processing only.

If we didnt amend the legislation, at some point in the not-too-distant future, BCs public bodies would have found themselves unable to keep using some of the worlds most common tools, such as email and word processing software things that are vital to our operations, and of course to meeting citizens expectations.

These amendments will also mean the public sector can adopt the next generation of cloud-based or cloud-enabled tools.

Brian: Youve mentioned that the focus needs to be on outcomes not the technology. Why is this important for people to understand?

CJ: While governments, including our own in British Columbia, have a long history of leadership in technology innovation BC is known, for example, for our leading work in digital identity through our BC Services Card we dont do this for the sake of the technology.

Technology isnt an end on its own for us. We work to modernize technology to continuously improve the services we provide to citizens. And I say continuously for a reason we have to maintain the relevance of the work we do to ensure continued trust in government as an institution.

So, as much as being a cloud-enabled government is a very positive thing for BC, its not because were excited about shiny new or not so new at this point when it comes to cloud infrastructure and services technology, its because of what our move to cloud will make possible, for the benefit of British Columbians.

Brian: What are some examples?

CJ: The adoption of cloud will accelerate and enhance work we already have already underway in areas like analytics, robotic process automation, the Internet of Things, remote sensing, and machine learning.

For example, an early deployment of cloud-enabled software in the BC Government powers our ability to analyze the quality of services being provided to citizens through any channel from their experience at a Service BC desk in their home town, through to a website and onto a call centre, or whatever path that service journey entails. This information allows us to improve that service at every point along the way.

As piloted in a handful of ministries, robotic process automation of routine tasks frees up capacity for our government staff to focus on higher-value work on things like Freedom of Information requests, natural resource permitting and meeting the needs of children in care. These pilots were previously challenged by an inability to use cloud-based tools. The Ministry of Transportation has cloud-enabled plans in place to enhance road safety through the use of sensors and the Internet of Things. And cloud will enhance our ability to use remote sensing and machine learning to augment data-driven decision-making in respect of things like Wildfire prediction.

Brian: Lets talk about engaging with British Columbians and government service delivery innovation. What are some of the biggest areas of opportunity for innovation at across the BC Government?

CJ: Think about why public service exists in the first place to help citizens. And the way we do that in 2020 needs to include a modern set of tools and delivery methods.

That means we need to embed innovation into our programs and priorities. First, we can do that by taking an ecosystem approach, looking across organizational boundaries to share data, tools, and knowledge.

Second, we can take a human-centred approach to service design. We want to meet citizens where they are at whether its in a time of crisis or on the couch at 11:30 at night. And thats where I see the biggest areas of opportunity.

For example, in the summer of 2018, BC was on fire. 1.4 million hectares of land were burning, and over 2000 people were evacuated. Almost 5000 were mobilized to fight the fires, and the cost of wildfire suppression reached $615 million. It was devastating.

To try to fight fires more effectively, the government took different data sources historical fire data, topographical maps, lightning strikes and layered it into 3D maps. This now allows emergency response teams and firefighters to model the spread of fire and fight them more effectively.

Another example. Before, when British Columbians were getting divorced, they would have to fill in forms and hand them in at a counter in the courts. People were having to go up to 7 times to hand in their forms, and they were getting turned away whenever there was a mistake in their paperwork. The errors were predictable, and it was a huge waste of time. Now theres an online do-it-yourself form that helps people fill in the paperwork, reduces errors, and hopefully decreases stress at a tough time.

Brian: How do you potentially harness the power of the data?

CJ: We are actually doing this harnessing the power of data through our Data Innovation Program, which helps us share data in a timely, safe, and secure way across ministry boundaries. This program uses integrated data and analytics to support population-level research in the public interest.

For example, through machine learning, we were able to identify patterns in the mental health services used by young people and their outcomes as adults an insight that can help the government improve services for this vulnerable population.

We are also working with some brilliant BC companies as well as academics to bring advanced analytics into our work.

Brian: Youve adopted blockchain. What important role does blockchain play into the technology vision?

CJ: Blockchain is really the foundation that will help BC move to a digital economy.As we become more and more of a digital government, we really need secure ways of sharing information. And we need to be confident that people and businesses are really who they say they are.Historically, people have had to set up logins, usernames and passwords to access online services, which can make us reliant on third parties who might not be entirely credible.In a world of surveillance capitalism where so many different entities are hungry for our data, that is not an option.

Thats why the Ministry of Citizens Services decided to use blockchain technology to power OrgBookBC, a corporate registry. But I think this is just the beginning.

Brian: The future looks exciting for the province. What needs to happen next for many of the topics weve discussed to come to fruition?

CJ: We have some exciting things happening in government, but they tend to happen in pockets. So the next big thing is coordinating this digital transformation across government and then accelerating it. This means working across organizational boundaries both inside and outside our organization to share data, share tools, to share our lessons learned.

Gone are the days of working as an isolated entity. I see co-development and working in the open as the only way forward.I do not believe that government corners the market on innovation, but in that discovery and acceptance, we are taking an ecosystem approach and tapping into our thriving tech community.Thats why we created the Exchange Lab. The Lab brings together teams with tough problems. The teams get paired up with internal or external tech talent and together they build solutions.There are up to twelve teams working in the lab at any time. Right now, there are lab teams working on conservation, environmental assessments, patient empowerment through health information and responding to climate change.

We know the digital era has brought forward complex social challenges but its also uncovered unlimited opportunities to collaborate with businesses of all sizes and deliver governments priorities at the fastest pace, lowest costs and greatest equity to British Columbians.

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Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian noted apprehension about the unknowns surrounding the global outbreak of the deadly coronavirus as a factor in changing the cloud providers annual Next 20 conference to an online event.

With the virus, there's obviously a lot of anxiety, because people are still trying to understand...how it spreads, what its impact is, because it's still early days, Kurian told CRN on Tuesday. We've seenfrom the medical literature as well as from the WHO (World Health Organization) and the (U.S.) Centers for Disease Control (CDC), that isolation is a good vehicle to reduce the risk of spreading it. And so, rather than bring a lot of people to an auditorium, we thought that we would reach them through a digital medium.

Google Cloud announced yesterday that its upcoming Next 20 conference, which was slated for April 6-8 at San Franciscos Moscone Center, is being changed to a virtual format to limit travel amid the global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

In an email sent to attendees registered for the conference, Google Cloud said it is transforming its premiere cloud computing event under new branding as Google Cloud Next 20: Digital Connect. The decision was made in the interests of our customers as well as our employees, Kurian told CRN at Google Clouds headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Kurian noted that while more than 30,000 people attended last years Next 19 conference in person in San Francisco, there were millions who watched it online.

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UK Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report by Application (Clinical Information Systems and Nonclinical Information Systems) By Deployment Type (Private Cloud, Public Cloud and Hybrid Cloud) Forecast period (2019-2025)

UK healthcare cloud computing market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR around 21.3% during the forecast period. The digitalization of banking, Insurance, healthcare and business services in the country are the key driver for the growth of the market.

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National, regional and local government and private companies are major buyers of cloud services. Large companies are adopting cloud technology more quickly than smaller firms, with uptake rates around 96% and 76%, respectively.

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TriggerMesh's cloud native integration platform enables service orchestration by consuming events from any data center or cloud source

RALEIGH, N.C. and GENEVA, March 3, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --TriggerMesh, a Kubernetes based cloud native integration platform provider, today announced the company has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). As a Silver Member, TriggerMesh is formally showing support for Kubernetes and the CNCF Serverless Working Group driving the CloudEvents specification.

"The co-founders of TriggerMesh have been deeply involved in Kubernetes and CNCF through their entire history," said Dan Kohn, executive director of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. "We're thrilled to see them launch TriggerMesh, which will be able to leverage CNCF's CloudEvents project and accelerate its acceptance in the enterprise."

CNCF, which was founded in 2015, is a non-profit member organization of the Linux Foundation that promotes cloud native computing and has more than 300 member companies, including leading public cloud operators.

"CNCF is the home of Kubernetes, one of the most important cloud technologies today," said Mark Hinkle, Co-Founder, TriggerMesh. "Joining CNCF plays an important role in growing awareness of TriggerMesh as it creates the cloud native integration platform for the serverless era."

TriggerMesh'a cloud native integration platform coordinates multiple cloud services and legacy applications into serverless workflows. TriggerMesh accelerates development speed and unifies multiple clouds and legacy infrastructure.

TriggerMesh is an exhibitor and sponsor (booth #SU66) of KubeCon Europe 2020, the official Kubernetes user and developer event, which takes place March 30 through April 2 in Amsterdam. TriggerMesh Co-Founder and Head of Product Sebastien Goasguen will be presenting at Serverless Practitioners Summit, a full-day single-track serverless conference that follows the initial successful work in the CNCF serverless working group and surrounding projects. In the presentation, Sebastien will discuss serverless use-cases (including LEGO, HSBC, Vanguard), highlight common patterns and show how these patterns can be reproduced with technologies like Knative and the CloudEvents specification. To schedule an onsite meeting with TriggerMesh, send an email request to press@triggermesh.com.

About TriggerMesh TriggerMesh's cloud native integration platform breaks down silos and brings together cloud computing, SaaS, and on-premises applications. TriggerMesh event-driven cloud service bus provides the mechanism for connecting application workflows across varied infrastructures. TriggerMesh enables companies to modernize their legacy systems, proprietary platforms, and custom integration code to extend their existing investment. Not only can you modernize existing applications but you can chain microservices and serverless functions across multiple clouds and on-premises data centers to create new cloud native applications. For more information, visit http://www.triggermesh.com.

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In one of my favourite episodes of The Simpson, Mr Burns opens a casino in Springfield and locks himself away in a panic room. He watches all the other characters as they gamble on CCTV, zooming in to see the spread of germs. He becomes paranoid, refusing to leave the room and letting his beard and nails grow ridiculously long as he slowly descends into madness.

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Such is the tattered reputation of Facebook, its easy to picture Mark Zuckerberg holed up in a panic room watching a crowd of developers cough and spread the outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus all over San Francisco. Thankfully, the company has put health and safety first and cancelled the F8 conference.

Google has done the same, deciding to reimagine Cloud Next 20 as a virtual conference due to the growing concerns over the impact of COVID-19. Currently, the concerns are that it is likely to spread to major cities. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said it puts the world in uncharted territory, but it can be contained with the right measures.

Cancelling big events is a very good measure, in my opinion, but whats even better particularly for technology companies is that they use the cloud computing they champion to showcase what it can actually do. You dont need to travel anywhere when you can see it all via the internet we can all be Monty Burns.

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This is what Google has chosen to do with Cloud Next 20. Its now a free, global, digital-first, multi-day event, the company has announced. This will include streamed keynotes where you wont have to get dressed and you wont lose your seat if you go get a cuppa. You can also see the breakout sessions, talk to the experts and check out all the new products and services without leaving your house.

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It probably couldnt have been set up in such a short time, but this would have also been a perfect opportunity to use virtual and augmented reality technologies. Imagine popping a headset on and your living room turns into one of Googles breakout sessions. This was done for an Oculus event in 2018, so it is very much possible. There is so much more we can do with cloud computing and it seems that COVID-19 might be the catalyst for us to find out what.

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Anyone who attends the big tech events knows that they are huge. A company usually spreads its keynote and other sessions around a building thats often too big to see all of it. You need a strict plan to get in, see the whole three hours of what the CEO and their co-presenters have to say and then sprint off to meet with developers, experts or journalists in some far-flung corner. Wouldn't it be better for all involved if instead, on your laptop in the comfort of your own home, you can just click your way around or have multiple meetings at once and conserve finger energy.

This could also be an everyday reality (for some of us) as governments around the world look set to advise people to work from home. People in California have tested positive for COVID-19 and Italys Serie A football league has been put on hold as cases have popped up in northern parts of the country. Its shutdown factories and offices across China and is now wreaking chaos across South Korea. There is a likelihood that its coming to a town near you too, with 39 reported cases in the UK, according to Sky. While we can all do our bit and wash our hands and avoid unnecessary travel, working remotely might just be the best solution for containment.

I would put forward a concern about Wi-Fi speeds, given the UK isnt exactly leading the way in that area. And, theres also the likelihood of outages as more and more of us lean on the internet for work, but hey, that probably isnt as frustrating as spreading a virus thats potentially deadly to those with existing conditions.

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COVID-19 isnt a pandemic yet why not log in to the cloud and keep it that way? Open all the platforms and services your laptop can manage, pull-on a VR headset and immerse yourself in work, virtually. You can attend all the technology conferences you want via the internet and, best of all, getting dressed is optional.

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