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University of Toronto runs on Nexenta open source-driven software-defined storage platform

Published in Software Defined DC & Storage Storage + Servers Virtualisation

The University of Toronto has realised exponential cost savings by implementing NexentaStor to support server virtualisation, network storage and centralised data backup for more than 84,000 students and 19,000 staff and faculty.

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Security + Compliance

Announces distribution agreement with Arrow in Europe.

Published in Carriers + Service Providers DC Facilities + Colo Infrastructure + Hardware Networks + Telecoms

New network analytics provide meaningful business-centric reports.

Published in BC/DR Management Storage + Servers Virtualisation

NAKIVO Backup & Replication Free edition gets a boost with features from the Pro edition.

CA Technologies to acquire Xceedium

CA Technologies has signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Xceedium, Inc., a...

Node4 acquires cloud computing company Premier IT Networks  

Node4 expands London presence, sector expertise and services offering.

Enhancing Cloud security

Leading SaaS security company deploys SecurityCenter Continuous View to attain the most...

Sudlows deliver new data centre to AO World  

Award winning UK based data centre and IT infrastructure specialist Sudlows has completed a project...

Amer Sports wins with Druva’s Global Data Protection and Compliance solution

Finnish sporting goods company Amer Sports is saving time and money while meeting global data...

WiTCOM deploys ADVA FSP 3000 for dynamic connectivity

WiTCOM has deployed the ADVA FSP 3000 with reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexer (ROADM)...

Virtual Instruments launches VirtualWisdom4.3 for expanded hypervisor, storage and analytics support

New solution provides end-to-end performance insight across today’s diverse, multi-vendor...

Global Switch extends carrier network with FirstPath submarine cables

Global Switch customers in its Sydney data centre campus are now able to connect directly to...

Architecting the agentic enterprise: How AI is reshaping modern cloud platforms

In this interview, Cathleen Nelson, VP Cloud Partnership at WSO2, discusses how enterprises are moving from treating AI as an add-on to embedding it at the heart of modern digital architecture. The...

Removing a fundamental bottleneck to AI data centre growth

Sean Burke, CEO at Enteligent, positions 800V DC to 50V DC as the ‘missing piece’ in AI data centre power design. While 800VDC distribution solves the upstream limitations of traditional AC infrastructure,...

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...

Cooling-as-a-Service eliminates the complexity of managing the liquid cooling technology loop

John Shultz, Chief Product Officer, AI and Learning Officer for Salute, discusses the company’s collaboration with Ecolab, enabling customers to protect their AI investments by reducing complexity and...

Expert Opinions

Why AI pilots stall in UK organisations

By Andrea Pleşea, PhD, Co-founder and COO, Druid AI.

The Evolution of Fan Technology: Engineering the Future of Airflow

By: Brian Kreidler, Team Leader Project Engineering, ZIEHL-ABEGG Inc.

Atlassian Team '26: The growing role of context in AI-driven workflows

At Atlassian Team '26 in Anaheim, industry leaders gathered to explore the next phase of AI, where context-aware systems and platform enhancements are set to redefine how work is automated and scaled across...

DC Byte and Data Centres Australia collaborate to promote independent market insights and forecasting

First Australian Data Centre Forecast Report provides new insight and context on data centre development in Australia.

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