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Adam Blackington is a veteran Data Center, Cloud, Network, and Systems Architect based in Washington, D.C. Adam co-founded LionLink Networks, a small ISP in Ashburn, Virginia operating AS54098, in 2011. Originally an owner/operator, Adam gained a vast amount of business and technical knowledge which allows him to architect and present unique solutions to both business and technical stakeholders. Adam holds multiple industry leading certifications, such as the AWS Solutions Architect Professional and the Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Architect. Adam was formerly employed as a Solutions Architect at both Google Cloud and AWS.

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Anthropic’s Claude 3 Models: Elevating AI Capabilities on Google Cloud Vertex AI
by Adam Blackington
March 11, 2024
Assisting teachers and students in maintaining a secure online environment, Google for Education offers a multitude of beneficial resources through four distinctive avenues.
by Adam Blackington
February 12, 2024
Cloudflare One: Mastering SASE and Zero Trust for CISOs
by Jason Maschimosvich
April 6, 2025
DDoS Mitigation with Cloudflare Magic Transit – A Game Changer
by Jason Maschimosvich
March 25, 2025

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Please note that the opinions and views in these posts are those of my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer or other party. All information is assumed accurate, but I make no warranties whatsoever.