DCPRO launches Centre of Excellence in Stockholm

The world-leading data center training provider DCPRO and Stockholm Data Parks have agreed to work together to launch DCPRO's new Center of Excellence in Stockholm. The Center will serve as the hub for providing training to data center practitioners throughout the Nordic region and Northern Europe.

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Enhancing cable security

RJ45 Plug Lock-In Device increases security, reducing network downtime, and data security breaches.

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China Telecom Global selects Teraco Data Environments

China Telecom (Africa and Middle East) Limited (CTMEA), the Middle East and Africa subsidiary of China Telecom Global (CTG), one of the world’s largest providers of integrated telecommunication services, is establishing an inter-connection network and telecommunications hub to support growing traffic demands at Teraco Data Environments, Africa’s first vendor neutral data centre.

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Addressing expanding bandwidth and data rate needs

Integrated reliable solutions provide superior signal integrity.

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APCON expands global presence

APCON,  provider of intelligent network visibility and security solutions, has appointed its new Director of EMEA Operations, Mike Simmonds.

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