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Cloud computing, the use of external IT infrastructure and services, can be used efficiently and effectively nowadays – via automation. In our current paper we explain the advantages of cloud automation and what needs to be considered.

Four gold medals and one silver medal during the 2018 Winter Olympics are proof that Jac Orie is a successful speed skating coach. Why? It all has to do with data! – A guest article by Ronald Tensen (Basefarm)

This week there was a little excitement about the fact that Apple does not store its iCloud data – "Photos & Co." – by itself, but in the Google Cloud. Suspicions followed whether Google now has access to this content. We will briefly explain why this is not the case.

March brings not only spring fever, but also some interesting events dealing with important infrastructure issues. In addition, this time we are also active in sports and participate in this year's "Run for Refugees". See you around?

Hackers have already struck during the Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang. Ticketing systems and the official web pages were subjected to cyberattacks during the opening ceremony. Terrorists no longer need to be physically present because they can use computers or drones as their means for...

The unbelievable Machine Company (*um) is one of the most innovative companies in Germany. This was the result of an extensive analysis by the business magazine brand eins Wissen in cooperation with the statistics portal Statista.

In our modern world, public cloud and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solutions are key to digital business success. On an enterprise level, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and the Google Cloud Platform are the industry-leading solutions. In the first part of this post, we...

If you're looking for enterprise-level public cloud and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) providers, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure are likely to be among the first names to spring to mind. In Gartner's view, Google is hot on their heels – and these top-three major players are...

We're starting and ending the month with two events that cover three of this year's most important topics in the world of IT: data, AI, and the cloud. Want to join us? 

Ingo Steins (51) is Unbelievable Machine's Deputy Director of Operations, heading up the applications division from our base in Berlin. He joined us two years ago as a Development Team Leader, with several years of experience in software and data development and in managing large teams, and is...