India continues to be among the fastest-growing market for public cloud service providers due to the robust demand from large enterprises, digital natives, and from small and medium businesses in the country. Enterprises continued to invest in public cloud to ensure business continuity, improve resilience and productivity, and drive digital innovation.
Cloud major Oracle is expanding security services and capabilities of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to help Indian customers, protect their applications and data against emerging threats. They believe that Indian customers will be able to leverage the benefits of new innovations and further fortify their data, be aligned with their regulatory requirements, and prevent any security breaches.
The Indian data centers market is witnessing healthy growth primarily driven by large hyper-scalers like Amazon web services, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, IBM, Uber, Dropbox that are outsourcing their storage needs to third party data centre providers.
In a follow-up to their January report, the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority raised the number of concerns they have with Privacy Sandbox to 79. Among other issues, they adopted the privacy concerns raised by another U.K. regulator, the Information Commissioner’s Office. Google’s recent decision to shift third-party cookie deprecation to next year might mean they saw this coming.