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The greening of the data centre

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DCSUK talks all things green with Steve Bowes-Phipps, Data Centres Manager, University of Hertfordshire, to provide an invaluable insight of what’s possible, where the quick, and longer term, paybacks can be found, and what more can be done to ensure that data centres, and their contents, are...

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The benefits of Software Defined Storage are clear to see, but the journey along the road to being able to manage, for example, 10s of Petabytes of data, needs careful planning. DCSUK talks to Mark Smith, S3 Technical Director.

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DCSUK talks to John Booth, Founder and MD of Carbon3IT, about the issues surrounding sustainable IT as it impacts on the data centre industry, and the need to baseline your energy consumption before implementing any kind of energy efficiency initiative.

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When looking to deploy cloud services it’s never going to be a binary transformation. There are very few organisations that have existing IT services that will just be able to transition from that current state to a full cloud solution. This is true no matter what technology is deployed as...

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A radical rethink of the physical infrastructure: micro-modular data centres

MANY OF THE INNOVATIONS in data centre design at present are associated with the very largest...

Do data centres need to waste more efficiently to become socially acceptable? By Simon Campbell-Whyte, DCA Executive Director

THIS MONTH’S JOURNAL is looking at the daily debated subject of energy efficiency of data...

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The 2014 Storage, Virtualisation & Cloud Technology Awards

ANGEL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS are pleased to announce the 2014 edition of the SVC (Storage,...

Community collaboration and transparency - key to data centre success in the AI era

Edgar Van Essen, Managing Director, CCO and Partner for Switch Datacenters, outlines a dramatic decline in water use, new cooperative stakeholder models including green residual heat exchange networks, and a...

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...

AI accelerates adversaries and reshapes the attack surface

Zeki Turedi, CrowdStrike Field CTO Europe, discusses the findings of the company’s 2026 Global Threat Report, which reveals that AI is accelerating the adversary and expanding the enterprise attack surface....

Inside Inforcer’s view on MSP evolution in the Microsoft AI and security era

In this interview, Jack Cooke, Senior Director of Global Partner Programs at Inforcer, discusses how MSPs are evolving in response to AI, security and the growing complexity of the Microsoft ecosystem. He...

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Atlassian Q&A: Inside the company’s vision for AI

In this Q&A, Jamil Valliani, Head of Product for AI at Atlassian, discusses the company’s approach to AI, the role of context in enterprise workflows, and how tools like Rovo and Teamwork Graph are evolving.

More code and faster attacks mean a rethink for vulnerability management

By Sylvain Cortes, VP Strategy at Hackuity.

Key Causes of Data Loss: It’s Not all Ransomware’s Fault

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