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SDN promises benefits for both public and private data centres

Steve Johnson Regional Director UK & Benelux, EMEA, Extreme Networks claims that initial results support the case for Software-Defined Networking (SDN) as the answer to current operating challenges – both for the enterprise and for the service provider

Power, Protect, Connect

DCS talks to Darwin Haines, VP - International Business Development; Western Europe Sales at Tripp Lite, discovering that the company has developed a substantial data centre-focused portfolio, founded on its success as something of a UPS pioneer.

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Liverpool leads the way on intelligent transport projects

Data centre operator and cloud computing specialist, AIMES Grid Services, is helping to put...

Open Networking Foundation appoints Huawei’s

Dr. Serge Manning as wireless and mobile working group chair.

OptiComm deploys Brocade Network Core

Faced with the prospect of increased competition with the rollout of the country's National...

Redcentric extends cloud portfolio to launch Database-as-a-Service

Cloud services provider launches DBaaS to help manage, consolidate and virtualise databases for...

The sounds of space discovery - GÉANT transforms 36 years of spacecraft data into a musical duet

Demonstrating the power of high-speed networks for research and education.

One of Britain's largest primary schools upgrades with Xirrus Wireless

Sudbury Primary School has deployed Xirrus Access Points (APs) and Arrays to deliver a Wi-Fi...

Five IT triggers impacting the SMB in 2014

Infrastructure refresh, cloud economics and Internet Bandwidth drive attraction of Hybrid IT as a...

Cloud matters – but what you do with it matters more

Honest assessment of needs, hybrid implementation, and innovative deployment key to maximising ROI,...