Technology reference

Blockchain technology is a distributed ledger technology whereby a database is distributed across numerous users, and changes to the database are validated by consensus among the users. Blockchain technology can be widely applied to improve business processes, increase transparency, and drive the creation of new jobs and industries.

Managing deployment of computing services into a shared pool of computing, network and storage resources accessed by multiple customers to reduce costs, improve quality of service, harness innovation and increase scalability. Cloud computing service models include Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Software as a Service. Cloud Services can be deployed as either Public or Private Cloud.

Digital Twins are dynamic digital representations of real-world objects or systems.

High performance computing (HPC) refers to the practice of employing advanced computing techniques, typically utilising parallel processing and supercomputers, to solve complex problems that require significant computational power and data storage capabilities.

Facilities that host systems and data by providers to government. These providers may deliver a range of services to agencies, including cloud computing.

The network of physical objects that are able to connect to the Internet.

Monitoring and managing the quality of IT products and services being delivered.

A specific type of technology that allows for high levels of data processing with a high volume of input and output operations, including its storage and other attached systems across geographically dispersed networks.

Storing and processing information by manipulating the behaviour of individual atoms, ions, electrons or photons.

Managing the development of software through its lifecycle.