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Format: oral presentation, 10' minutes + panel
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Frank Karlitschek (Nextcloud)30/01/2018, 14:00Presentation
We are heading into a world were the files of most users are hosted by 4 big companies. This is the case for most home users, companies but also education and research institutions. If we want to keep our sovereignty over our data, protect our privacy and prevent vendor lock-in then we need open source self hosted and federated alternatives.
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David Jericho (AARNet)30/01/2018, 14:10Presentation
“Sync and Share is Dead. Long Live Sync and Share." discusses the increasing disinterest users have in simple file storage, Simple storage is a commodity service, with Google, DropBox, and other big players who can legitimately resolve concerns about data centre security, legal control, administration and audit, and standards compliance. The competitive advantage for any given data storage...
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Jakub Moscicki (CERN)30/01/2018, 14:20
Over the last years we have witnessed a global transformation of the IT industry with the advent of commercial (“public”) cloud services on a massive scale. Global Internet industry firms such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft massively invest in networking infrastructure and data-centers around the globe to provide ubiquitous cloud service platforms for any kind of service imaginable: storage,...
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30/01/2018, 14:30