Multi-cloud deployments represent the future of cloud computing, and unlocking that potential means low or no egress fees.
According to Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Cloud User Survey, respondents indicated growing from 43% adoption of multi-cloud in 2020 to 84% planned adoption of multi-cloud in 2022. The Need for Multi-cloudĪs companies seek to avoid vendor lock-in, get the best from different clouds, and provide redundancy for mission critical data, multi-cloud deployments are becoming more commonplace. Today, we’re digging into what that means. We believe in a multi-cloud world powered by low or zero egress fees. In short, a world with lower egress fees.Īre lower egress fees a cure-all for the world’s problems? No, but it sure would make life easier for millions of companies. Imagine a world where you can move data freely wherever you want, a world where you can use best-of-breed cloud providers to get the ideal service, optimize cost for your overall infrastructure, and build redundancy into your cloud platform-all without fear of lock-in. He then ran the Three Groups’ global handset business, and developed and launched a range of products (Skypephone and INQ1), which pioneered mobile and internet communications.Post Syndicated from Gleb Budman original Previously Frank was with Horizons Ventures (HK), representing them on the boards of Spotify, Siri, Summly, Affectiva, Bitcasa, Fixmo, DoubleTwist, Ginger, Desti and Magisto.įrank started with Ericsson in 1994 as a coder and troubleshooter, lived in Singapore and HK, and then joined Hutchison Whampoa in 2001 and was responsible for the technical integration of the first 3G(WCDMA) networks around the world, launched under the Three(3) brand in multiple countries in 2003. Frank was selected as part of the 2012 Wired UK Top 100 in tech, and Vanity Fair’s The Next Establishment list 2010.
SmartUp has been featured in “Best New Apps” by Apple UK and US in July and October 2015. The 6 lucky applicants will be told by Wednesday 18th February 2015 what time their slot is.įrank is the Co-Founder & Partner at SparkLabs Global Ventures and a Partner at SparkLabs, Asia’s premier accelerator based in Seoul.įrank is also the Co-Founder and CEO at SmartUp.io, a fast-growing Micro-Learning platform used by startups, business schools and corporates. Once you've bought your ticket for the event, email and complete this sentence "I would like a 121 with Frank Meehan to.". Frank has been a pioneer in the world of mobile technology from his days as a coder and was responsible for the technical integration of the first 3G networks around the worlds.Įxpressing his passion for Cambridge innovation Frank said "Cambridge has long been a source of some of the best talent the UK has to offer, this combined with the surge of deep tech has made it somewhere exciting for global investors to watch with great interest.”Įd Goodman, will host the fireside chat with Frank to how he spots the people he thinks are worth investing in, what criteria he uses to decide if they’re a good risk and so much more.įrank is also offering his time in the afternoon, before the event, with 6 x 25min slots of 121 coaching, mentoring or for pitching. He also is the founder of Kuato Studios, a leading educational games studio. Previously, Frank Meehan was with Horizons Ventures (HK), representing them on the boards of Spotify, Siri, Summly, Affectiva, Bitcasa, Fixmo, DoubleTwist, Ginger, Desti and Magisto. Frank was selected as part of the 2012 Wired UK Top 100 in tech, and Vanity Fair's The Next Establishment list 2010. Guest speaker Frank Meehan is a Co-Founder & Partner at SparkLabs Global Ventures and a Partner at SparkLabs, Asia’s premier accelerator based in Seoul.
“The Cambridge networking scene is a world with a thousand suns, a million stars and dynamics that allow truth-telling and wisdom to emerge from the neural babble we are all surrounded by - at least that was certainly the case at the first StartUp Grind session of the year at Cambridge Union.” - Cambridge Business Magazine
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