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Citrix has extended its cloud to Australia, with a new “Asia-Pacific South” region joining its US-based and EMEA efforts as of April 4th, Sydney time. David Nicol, the company’s antipodean director for cloud services and new business, said the company has made the move because some of its top ten global customers are …

  1. Yet Another Anonymous coward Silver badge

    Oops

    So Microsoft achieve special oz super secret squirrel status on the day the US issues its "all your (data)bases are belong to US" act?

  2. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    "Co-incidence much that it’ll run in Azure, and Microsoft just scored better security creds down under?"

    Yes. It's rather more likely related to the vast majority of their enterprise customers moving to Azure for IaaS than any competing option.

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  4. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    More likely it was a gubmint account (taxpayer funds) that sent them downunder

    Finally, now that the notion of deploying VDIs from the cloud can no longer be considered remotely secure for handling anything more valuable than a browser session that just checks the weather.

    Not to mention, no one with any idea whatsoever wanting Citrix deployments anymore.

    But it will still take a long time to tell the gubmint buyers to use their common sense, rather than extensive, sexy, costly reports that ignore and obfuscate the threat landscape and make the risk incalculable.

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