The cybersecurity workforce crisis is no longer a looming threat—it’s here. With more than half a million unfilled cyber-related roles in the U.S., the shortage has become a national security concern as much as a talent issue.
The diversified tech infrastructure firm (NYSE American: GPUS) today announced a strategic roadmap to scale its Michigan data center campus to 340 megawatts (MW), a massive buildout that positions the company squarely in the race to power high-performance AI workloads.
The digital risk management provider announced a significant global infrastructure expansion with new cloud deployments in Singapore and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). These upgrades mark a strategic push into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) regions—two rapidly digitizing markets where fraud risks are growing just as fast as digital transactions.
The Data Center Asia (DCA) event officially launched this week at AsiaWorld-Expo, marking a major new player in the regional tech circuit. Modeled after the long-running Data Center World in the U.S., DCA brings a globally informed, Asia-first perspective to a rapidly expanding market. And with stops planned for Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur later this year, it’s already shaping up to be APAC’s first connected data center circuit.
For decades, browser-based enterprise software has operated under the tyranny of a simple yet stifling norm: one page at a time. Whether you’re managing data, navigating forms, or switching tasks, the browser window acts more like a toll booth than a workspace.
