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Data Sovereignty for SMEs

Data Sovereignty for SMEs

Data Sovereignty for SMEs: taking back control in an unpredictable world For the last 15 to 20 years, much of what passed for “innovation” in business IT was really consolidation. A small group of Big Tech providers made tools cheap, easy to adopt, and “good enough” for day-to-day work. For many organisations, that convenience became … Read more

The Turning Point

For the last 15 to 20 years, what we’ve called innovation has largely been a period of consolidation. A handful of Big Tech giants have dominated the landscape, offering dirt-cheap services that, while limited, were deemed perfectly serviceable for the price. During this era, true innovation was happening elsewhere, but it often came with a … Read more

Digital privacy: Us and Them

Cyber Security Awareness

Digital privacy is one of the most important things to us here at Invicta Linux, not only as a business but as individuals. The more recent digital revolution has brought many changes and challenges, but we’re finally starting to see the road ahead. I believe most people have an increased awareness of what they are … Read more

The Cloud’s Changing Landscape: Businesses Bringing Servers Back to On-Premises

The cloud revolution has transformed the way businesses operate, offering a scalable and cost-effective solution for IT infrastructure management. However, recent trends indicate a shift in the cloud landscape, with some companies opting to repatriate their servers back to on-premises environments. The primary driver behind this trend is the increasing costs associated with cloud subscriptions. … Read more

IT in the modern world

I started my career fresh out of college in 2004 as a trainee. As part of my education, both in college and on the job, I was taught extensively about the various network topologies and how they’d evolved. In essence, a business IT system and the almost inescapable pervasiveness of the redundant star topology, where … Read more

What makes Linux the sustainable operating system? Let’s take a look..

During the pandemic, there was a shortage of microchips that are needed to produce new computers. At the same time, the latest versions of proprietary operating systems required higher minimum standards. There’s a large gap here that Linux and open source can neatly bridge. Linux has long been known for extending the life of older … Read more