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The data privacy pit and the enterprise file services  

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In 2015, it’s no secret that the rise in enterprise mobility, and the corresponding emergence of the cloud as a central point of services delivery, has changed the way organizations collaborate and store their business data. By Jeff Denworth, SVP of Marketing at Ctera Networks.

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Not right for everything, but useful in many areas. Tony Lock, Distinguished Analyst, Freeform Dynamics.

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By Ingo Fuchs, SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum member, NetApp.

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By Richard Pharro, CEO of APM Group Limited and member of the Cloud Industry Forum.

Name change reflects dynamic growth

The Cloud Ethernet Forum marked a coming of age last month with a change of name to OpenCloud...

IP EXPO Manchester 2015 event preview  

IP EXPO Manchester, held on the 20-21 May 2015 at Manchester Central, is an exciting new addition...

Delivering Flash innovation now and in the future

IBM’s FlashSystem family is addressing many of the pain points being experienced by personnel...

Confusion surrounds cloud security  

A recent roundtable event, organised by the Cloud Industry Forum, and sponsored by Dell, brought...

Prefabricated data centres: Challenging a bricks and mortar approach  

Not too long ago, storing data was a simple task that required little attention. However, given the...

Collaboration is the cornerstone to success for UK research

As one of the top 20 universities globally, King’s College London is dedicated to world-class...

Flying high in the Clouds: Cloud migration and datacentre optimization

With an increasing percentage of overall IT budgets going to infrastructure hardware, software and...

Data centres: The linchpins of the new digital economy

Data centres, with their inconspicuous buildings and nondescript locations, are some of the most...

110MW microgrid developed for Dublin data centre

Ben Pritchard, CEO of AVK, discusses the launch of what is believed to be Europe’s first, large-scale, 110 MW on-site microgrid, developed to support early phase site operational resilience. Located within...

AI tools to digital employees: why traditional security models are falling behind

As AI tools evolve into a rapidly growing digital workforce, organisations are being forced to rethink how they secure them. In this conversation, Steve Wilson, Chief AI Officer at Exabeam, explains why AI...

Why 24/7 IT defence is no longer just a ‘Nice-To-Have’ for SMBs

Nirav Shah, Founder & Director of Technical Excellence at Infrassist, explains that 24x7 IT monitoring and defence is essential for SMBs as an often distributed workforce needs protection around the clock, not...

LapSafe AI Smart Locker: exploring AI in secure access

Robert Tanner, Locker & Vending Solutions Specialist at LapSafe, discusses the AI Smart Locker, which recently won ‘AI & Automation Project of the Year’ at the MSP Channel Awards. He explains how the...

Expert Opinions

The AI Boom Is Outpacing the Networks That Power It – It’s Time to Revolutionize Connectivity

Connectivity, Not Compute, Will Decide the AI Race. By Mahesh Krishnaswamy, Founder and CEO of Taara.

AI Infrastructure relies on heat innovation for viability

By Richard Clifford, VP of sales & Solutions EMEA Salute.

Data centres and the challenge of access to affordable and sustainable power

By Aliki Zeri, Managing Associate, Foot Anstey.

Atlassian Q&A: Inside the company’s vision for AI

In this Q&A, Jamil Valliani, Head of Product for AI at Atlassian, discusses the company’s approach to AI, the role of context in enterprise workflows, and how tools like Rovo and Teamwork Graph are evolving.

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