London Data Centre gets go-ahead

The new Gateway Data Centre (www.gatewaydatacentre.co.uk) has been announced in London’s West Thurrock, close to the M25 London Orbital motorway and the A13 road – giving easy access to London Docklands – the heart of the UK’s financial services district and with a very low latency connectivity into The City of London – the country’s financial heart.

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Portugal Telecom celebrates convergence with data centre launch

One of the largest and greenest data centres in the world has been launchedn by Portugal Telecom(PT). The launch signifies a key moment in the transformation of the company from a fixed line provider to entertainment and IT services innovator.

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Oracle packs out its cloud services offerings

Having got the cloud bug at last year’s OpenWorld conference Oracle has used this year’s event to go for it in a big way, adding 10 new cloud services to an already rapidly expanding portfolio

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Intuit gets cloudy

Long-time small business favourite accounting software, Intuit QuickBooks, now available in upgraded SaaS version

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Varonis survey points finger at remote storage

Third party online public data storage services get yet another finger pointed at them as the weakpoint of cloud security, with lack of security policy cited as contributory negligence.

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