Shaqaalaha Microsoft ee Iswiidhen oo heli doona 1.3 milyan oo yuuro kadib baaritaan ku saabsan jebinta sharciga shaqada
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Shaqaalaha xarun xogta (datacenter) ay Microsoft ku shaqeyso Iswiidhen waxay heli doonaan magdhow dhan 1.3 milyan oo yuuro. Warkan ayaa soo baxay isla waqtiga ay shabakada baadhista Investigate Europe daabacday baaritaan ku saabsan jebinta sharciga shaqada ee hawlgalka shirkadda.
Investigate Europe waa shabakad wariyayaal ka tirsan dhowr dal oo Yurub ah, oo sameeya baaritaano xuduud ka gudba. Baaritaanku wuxuu khuseeyaa jebinta sharciga shaqada, taasoo ah sharciyada iyo xeerarka ilaaliya shaqaalaha marka la eego mushahar, saacadaha shaqada iyo shuruudaha shaqada. Noocan baaritaan ah wuxuu inta badan soo jiidaa dareen weyn, sababtoo ah wuxuu muujinayaa sida shirkadaha u raacaan, ama aan u raacin, xeerarka ku dhaqan dalka ay ka shaqeeyaan.
Xarumaha xogta waa goobo weyn oo leh server-yo kumbuyuutarro ah oo kaydiya oo farsameeya macluumaad u adeegta internetka iyo adeegyada daruurta. Iswiidhen, goobahaas waxay muhiim u yihiin infrastruktarka dijitaalka, Microsoftna waa mid ka mid ah shirkadaha tignoolajiyada ugu waaweyn adduunka. Sidaas darteed, su'aalaha ku saabsan sida shaqaalaha loo dhaqmo goobahaas waxay dan u yihiin dad badan oo Iswiidhen ku nool.
Lacagta cusub ee la bixinayo iyo baaritaanku waxay keenayaan su'aalo ku saabsan shuruudaha shaqada ee qaybta tignoolajiyadda. Waxaa suurtagal ah in la raaco horumarka warbixinnada soo socda, kuwaas oo ka yimaada Investigate Europe iyo warbaahinta Iswiidhishka.
Sources: Investigate Europe
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