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Keeping up with the gamers

By Amy Cracknell, Data Centre Consultant – Keysource.

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Building resilient industrial edge computing systems

Today, increased levels of automation, advanced robotics, AI and machine learning are driving unprecedented change inside factory environments. With growing levels of complexity, these applications demand secure, on-site computing systems that offer the user high-levels of resiliency, security and...

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Incorporating performance-as-a-service into the XaaS model

The adoption of everything-as-a-service (XaaS) is on an unstoppable upward trend. By Joe...

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Are you even remotely secure?

In this article, Chris Wellfair, Projects Director at Secure I.T. Environments talks about the...

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Is there a future for data centers in northern Russia?

By Taras Chirkov, Head of SPB DC Operations & CISO, Linxdatacenter.

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Data Centres – growing data, value and security layers

By Martin Koffijberg - Director, Business Development Banking and Finance at Axis Communications.

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The Key Benefits for High Availability Load Balancing

By Anthony Webb, EMEA Vice President at A10 Networks.

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The questions to ask to avoid cloud trade-offs

By Justin Augat, Vice President Product Marketing at iland.

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Videos

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News

Vertiv™ Unify delivers real-time visibility, comprehensive control, and advanced analytics.
New Palo Alto Networks data shows 82% of UK organisations confident in their use of AI, despite AI being identified as biggest cyber risk for 2025.
Over one in four (28%) British small business owners have used AI tools to help run their business.
MIT researchers crafted a new approach that could allow anyone to run operations on encrypted data without decrypting it first.