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Six Degrees Group moves to St Katharine Docks

Six Degrees Group (6DG) thas opened its flagship new 22,000 sq. head office in Commodity Quay at St Katharine Docks, Central London’s only marina. The new HQ flows from the quayside into 6DG’s private reception area and its accommodation is organised over two floors adjoined via an...

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NexStor transforms the Virtual Estate for Trinity Hall at the University of Cambridge

Speeds four times faster and storage capacity increased to more than 10TB after total infrastructure refresh.

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Surrey County Council redefines local government IT with Nutanix

Surrey County Council, one of the largest local government bodies in the United Kingdom, has chosen Nutanix, the web-scale converged infrastructure company, for the migration of its existing data centre infrastructures to a new shared services cloud hosting platform. The new platform will allow...

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Rack servers break the bank but modular server units tank in 3Q14 in EMEA
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As reported in International Data Corporation's (IDC) EMEA Server Tracker, in the third quarter of 2014 the EMEA server market has continued upon the strong growth seen in 2Q14, to report $2,995 million in vendor revenue and 541,400 units shipped, equating to a positive year on year (YoY)...

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Datto acquires Backupify

Combined company, technologies will protect data everywhere for nearly two million business...

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Tintri announces support for Microsoft Hyper-V virtual environments

Organisations can now use Microsoft Hyper-V with Tintri VMstore storage systems for VM-level data...

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Plymouth University turns to Aurora365 to help monitor and manage its highly critical server and web estate

Enables University to offer 24-hour 'Open for Business' IT SLA to its community of over...

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Intelligent PDU range

Excel Networking Solutions, the copper, optical cabling and rack solutions provider, has launched a...

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Data centre skills gap remains critical

Independent research commissioned by Zenium Technology Partners has given a clear indication that...

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How not all Cloud services are created equally…

By Joseph Blass, CEO, WorkPlaceLive.

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Tackling the growing data regulation headache: Practising good information governance

By Hitachi Data System’s COO Lynn Collier.

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The lap of luxury

By Zahl Limbuwala, CEO, Romonet.

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Videos

Powering sustainable data centre growth

Rollo Maschietto, Policy Manager, Renewable Energy Association (REA), discusses the ways in which the data centre and energy sectors can work together to ensure delivery of the clean, reliable, and scalable...

nLighten sets new sustainability benchmark

Francesco Marasco, VP Energy Operations and Sustainability, nLighten, explains why the European data centre provider has published the first ICFEn (Integrated Carbon-Free Energy) scores for its facilities,...

Scotland emerging as key growth market for data centre developers

Dan Evans, Associate Director at Lichfields, discusses the results of the company’s recent data centre study, which finds that, for developers, Scotland offers something few regions or countries can match -...

Observability investments increase

Joshua Clay, Senior Director Solutions Engineering at Dynatrace, discusses the findings of the company’s ‘The State of Observability Report 2025’, which reveals that while AI adoption is accelerating,...

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