Bridgeworks’ expertise in optimisation of data performance stretches back over 40 years. Bridgeworks industry defining Data Acceleration technology is re-defining Wide Area Networks enabling organisations to reach transfer speeds up to 200x faster, whether large volumes, encrypted or media files. Using Automated, AI technology Bridgeworks dramatically alleviates the effects of latency and packet loss, meaning that data can get to where it needs to be quicker and maximising business performance with dramatic ROI. Our goal is simple. To ensure your enterprise achieves liberation of your data from wherever it may be, to wherever it needs to be, when it needs to be there. Put another way, there has been a war raging for a long time. The struggle to move data over distance has long been a battle that has been fought. With the data deluge that is upon us, this war is only set to continue unless the issue is flipped on its head and approached in a radically different manner.
Feb. 1, 2024
Bridgeworks, based in Lymington, Hampshire, UK, was invited last month to present their award-winning AI technologies to U.S. government and industry leaders to highlight the best in British technology. A key aim was to spotlight the support of the U.K. Government’s Department of Defence and Security Exports, (Department for International Trade), and share insights as an Export Champion. British Ambassador to the United States, Dame Karen Pierce was present to facilitate valuable engagement with the U.S. Federal agencies and U.K. technology partners. David Trossell, CEO and CTO of Bridgeworks, explains: “We invited our customers, OEM Partners, such as Dell Technology and IBM, Spectra Logic and our North American Resellers and System Integrators to share their successes implementing our systems.” Trossell explains: “We were able to present solutions and deliverables and translate those to future business benefits for end users.” Eykyn commends Trossell: “I am not a technical man, but I
June 12, 2024
With the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in financial services, FinTech is undergoing somewhat of a transformation. While they might not be in some circles as popular as they were, both play a crucial role in the innovation of the industry. One that’s not to be scoffed at, either. For example, AI and ML can enable traders to reduce their risks and pick the right investments - increasing their profitability. The market for AI and ML is still quite healthy. In 2020, the market for AI and ML was projected to be US$158 billion in 2020 with a compound growth rate (CAGR) of 18% per annum. By 2030, the market value will have reached a staggering $528 billion by 2030. Both technologies can improve the processes, increase the gains and reduce the risks of financial institutions, including banks as well as the efficiency and performance of cryptocurrency or FOREX traders.
Sept. 4, 2024
Lymington storage networking technology innovator, Bridgeworks, has signed its first global distributor – Nuvola Distribution. Nuvola is a leading Technology and Services Distributor based jn the UK and Republic of Ireland. This partnership brings together the award-winning and patented WANrockIT and PORTrockIT WAN acceleration technology, to be delivered by an experienced distribution specialist in the networking and data communications space. Nuvola is pleased toto enhance its portfolio with a focus on pure WAN acceleration, for both TCP/IP and block storage traffic. This addition to the Nuvola vendor range is via Bridgeworks’ award winning and intelligent AI-based high-speed routing. Bridgeworks technology is distinct from and complementary to the SD-WAN and Backup and Replication categories. It can be used uniquely or in combination with these technologies by any of the world’s medium and large enterprises to increase throughput across the WAN. The partnership demonstrates Bridgewo
Oct. 1, 2024
A few rounds of golf marked the celebration of a new partnership between Bridegeworks and Nuvola Distribution this month. Nuvola Distribution organised a Golf Day for its partners, which was held on 19th September 2024. Further to signing an agreement over the summer with the distributor, players from the WAN Acceleration company, Bridgeworks, joined in the fun, and the more serious aspect of the game – networking and being updated about their new partner. Special guests at the event included 8×8, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, Aura, Luware, Ribbon Communications, Spectralink, Sycope and Yealink. Bridgeworks gave a lunchtime presentation as part of the event about why organisations need to embrace Wide Area Network (WAN) Acceleration to accelerate data transfers by mitigating latency and packet loss with artificial intelligence, machine learning and data parallelisation. A spokesperson for Nuvola Distribution says there were: “Enlightening Presentations to permit delegates to gain insights
Nov. 1, 2024
Securing data is about many things, and a bit like securing an organisation’s Crown Jewels in their own Tower of London. For example, in September 2024, Global Tech Solution revealed in a blog post, ‘The Five Largest Data Breaches of 2024 (So Far)’, that “a hacking group claimed they have stolen 2.7 billion personal records. This includes virtually every person in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The data includes American social security numbers.” Ticketmaster also suffered a data breach, which exposed millions of customers’ personal and financial data. The hack occurred in April and May 2024, and involved the cybercriminals gaining unauthorised access to Ticketmaster’s database. The miscreants who were responsible for the attack stole personal customer data, such as names, phone numbers and payment information – subsequently highlighting the company’s cybersecurity vulnerabilities[...] Read the full article here.
Dec. 1, 2024
The 7 days after Black Friday 2023 saw online retail sales decline by 1.9%. For the IMRG, the UK eCommerce Association wasn’t far off, predicting a fall of 2% that year. Despite this, it reports that Cyber Monday was the strongest trading day, with a 5.6% year-on-year increase in e-commerce sales – “followed by Tuesday, which also showed positive growth.” IMRG says the challenges that the Black Friday and Cyber Monday period faced included the fact that not everyone would have had their monthly pay cheque. There is also the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, which has impact both e-commerce and in-store retail sales. Yet, there is hope for the 2024 season. Firstly, most people will have been paid by 29th November 2024, which IRMG believes could boost online trading activity, and they predict that Cyber Monday will remain stable. It recommends that retailers use FOMO (fear-of-missing-out) messaging to stimulate sales [...] Read the full article here.
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