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A quarter of UK employees lose work due to malfunctioning technology

Almost a third of all work-related data that is lost is irrecoverable.

What cloud would you like today?

At a time when many IT organisations who, historically, have relied on hardware sales for their success, are struggling to come to terms with the implications of the seemingly unstoppable momentum behind Cloud and Cloud Managed Services, IBM’s acquisition of SoftLayer and the launch of its...

Achieving cost-effective, scalable UPS solutions at the megawatt level

Rapidly growing demand for data capacity means that data centre power requirements are increasingly reaching megawatt rather than kilowatt levels. In this article, Kenny Green, Technical Support Manager at Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd, a Kohler company looks at how UPS providers can respond...

Thinking beyond the UPS

With over 20 years experience in delivering power protection solutions, the recently rebranded Power Control Ltd (PCL), prides itself on being much more than just an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) supplier.

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Are data centres heading towards a future of technology hardware monocultures?

You have probably heard the representatives of at least a few vendors say IT is moving towards a...

Weave your cloud with a data fabric

The advent of cloud brings great promise for IT organizations to meet increasingly demanding...

Data centre design trends in a power hungry world

When UPS was first introduced to the market, energy efficiency didn’t matter as much as it...

The devil is in the details of PUE

PUE is a useful tool for measuring and monitoring a data centre's efficient use of power but...

Huawei: An efficient energy infrastructure that underpins IT

DCS UK talks to Wenbin Yao, Director of Strategy and Marketing, Huawei UK, about the...

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Modern data centre management: pain points and challenges

As data centres increase in complexity and scale, a number of new challenges are introduced for IT...