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spotlight june 15 (Magazine article)

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Andrew Liddle, Carling Technologies.

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To many, the ideal form of a data centre is a massive high-security building with resilient critical power and cooling. This preference has many motives, chief among which are the economies of scale and the agglomeration (network) effect. Large sites can drive unit costs down and can procure...

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By Simon Campbell-Whyte, DCA Executive Director.

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By Piers Linney, Co-CEO, Outsourcery.

Cloud community faces industrial scale challenges  

No one group has all the expertise needed to create a perfect cloud environment – it needs...

DCS Awards

The fifth annual DCS Awards took place on Thursday 14th May at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Portland...

msh june 15 (Magazine article)

DataCentre Transformation Manchester: Agenda announced  

The 2015 edition of DataCentre Transformation Manchester, taking place at the University of...

Colocationthe foundation of Cloud 2.0

DCS talks to Maddy Bard, a founding director of Source, who has helped to shape the company to...

The Internet of Things could make or break your business  

The Internet of Things (IoT), also known as the Internet of Everything, is finding its way into our...

End to end workflow for video surveillance market

Spectra Logic has announced a technology partnership with HauteSpot Networks Corporation, an...

Saxo Bank selects A10 Networks Thunder ADC

Leading online trading and investment specialist selects A10 for next-generation application...

What it takes to deliver a data centre

Katie Coulson, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Skanska Advanced Technology, discusses the many factors which need to be considered when delivering a data centre design and build, including the...

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...

More tech, less productivity - what’s going wrong?

Ofir Bloch, VP at WalkMe, discusses the results of WalkMe’s fifth annual State of Digital Adoption report, which reveals that over half (54%) of workers bypassed AI tools and completed tasks manually at...

From reactive to predictive IT: using AI to transform support models

Mark Banfield, Chief Revenue Officer at TeamViewer, discusses how the company is using its Tia (TeamViewer Intelligent Assistant) and a ‘shift left’ approach to move IT support from reactive to more...