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IPv6 is finally gaining a foothold – have ISPs seen the light?

Published in Infrastructure Networking Networks + Telecoms Protocols + Topologies

The successor to IPv4 is nothing new in the world of IP addresses. In fact, you may be surprised to hear that IPv6 launched back in the 1990s. However, to say that ISPs have been slow to upgrade to IPv6 is something of an understatement. Even though our supply of IPv4 addresses is now depleted and...

Taking the heat out of the energy debate

Helena Fagraeus Lundström, T.Loop CEO, explains how T.Loop designs, builds and operates Data Energy Centers®, realised “on the edge” in buildings with heating needs that match with Data Energy...

BCS recruits a competitive edge - Part 3

Will Edwards, Consultant at BCS, describes his journey from professional rugby to data centre project management, as part of BCS’s Athlete Career Transition Programme, designed to address the data centre...

Network Group’s three-year growth strategy focuses on education, collaboration and benchmarking

Peter Strahan, Member Director at Network Group, the peer-to-peer community group for IT resellers and managed service providers, provides an update on the organisation’s activities, covering the recent...

ALE continues to innovate with ALIE chatbot and Private 5G solution launches

Chris Derham, Business Development Director – Networks, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, discusses the company’s innovative generative AI chatbot, ALIE, which is available on a global scale for use by channel...

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Dynatrace collaborates with NVIDIA

Dynatrace to provide full-stack observability for NVIDIA Blackwell reference design unveiled at Computex 2025.

European business leaders and general public deeply divided on attitudes to impact of disruptive technologies

New study reveals average 29 point gap in sentiment between business and the public across all technologies.

Gordon Murray Group appoints Apogee as its primary IT partner to accelerate operational efficiency

Managed workplace services (MWS) provider cuts IT set up time and boosts productivity for the exclusive British car manufacturer.

Quantum computing’s rapid rise is a risk to cybersecurity and business stability

Over two thirds (67%) of European IT professionals are worried that quantum computing could increase or shift cybersecurity risks.

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