Digitalisation World

Rise in fines due to poor information management

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Identity/Access Management Management Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service Storage + Servers

30% of senior executives are concerned about how companies in their sector manage and store their information.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Management Storage + Servers Storage Technology

Canopy, an Atos company powered by EMC2 and VMware, has announced details of an expanded nine-year partnership with ISS, the global facility service provider. Atos already provides ISS with Data Centre services and user support, the new contract expands into cloud backup to run alongside the...

Published in BC/DR Management Storage + Servers

By James Carnie, Head of Solutions Architecture, Adapt.

Published in Carriers + Service Providers Management Networks + Telecoms Storage + Servers

Three ways UC delivers ROI through optimised business processes.

Cloudy thinking: Why concerns about the cloud don’t translate into caution for most firms

By Christian Toon, Risk and Security Specialist at Iron Mountain.

The future of virtualisation: automation, orchestration and even more on demand

By Alex Moore, director of technology and engineering, NTT Europe.

Bag a cable installation solution

HellermannTyton introduces Cable Scout+.

Space saving 24-fiber MPOptimate system

Future proofing for the next three generations of data center hardware.

AWS encryption

SafeNet, Inc. has announced key enhancements to SafeNet ProtectV that allow customers to encrypt...

Handy power handbook

Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd, a Kohler company, has announced the launch of the fourth...

BSI certifies first two companies to CSA STAR Certification

HP and Pulsant obtain Silver award.

VanillaIP ‘grabs’ a Lifeline

VanillaIP, provider of enterprise class Cloud UC services to the UK channel, has announced City...

Fuel cells central to Centrica’s power blueprint

Robert Booker, Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer at Centrica, discusses the company’s ‘Navigating The Energy Labyrinth – the blueprint for power data centres’ report, focusing on the...

GPU are poorly used despite their cost

Laurent Gil, President of Cast AI, discusses the findings of the company’s 2026 State of Kubernetes Optimisation Report, a comprehensive analysis of GPU, CPU, and memory utilisation across non-optimised...

There’s no such thing as an off-the-shelf AI agent

Dom Selvon, Chief Technology Officer, at Valliance, an AI consultancy, argues that, with boards and leadership teams under pressure to deploy AI quickly, many organisations are investing in agents that...

There’s no such thing as an ‘off the shelf’ AI agent

Expert Opinions

Stopping AI agents from running riot

By Michael Vallas, Technical Principal and Field CTO at Goldilock Secure

Uncontrolled grid voltages are growing threat to data centre operations

By Dr Vincent Thornley, managing director of Fundamentals at EA Technology,, whose voltage control solutions are used by every UK electricity network operator. Fundamentals also co-founded and co-hosts the...

The next constraint on AI infrastructure - water?

By Moorthy Palanivelu, Regional Sales Manager, Envirogen.

What Small-Scale Farming Can Teach Us About Local Renewable Energy

By Jamie Lewis, Product Design Lead, POWWR

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