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IBM to open SoftLayer data centre in London

SoftLayer, an IBM Company, will open a data centre in London. It will be the latest of 15 new data centres that IBM plans to open as part of a $1.2 billion dollar global investment to strengthen and extend its cloud services in Europe and around the world.

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Rising Sun Pictures speeds up visual effects

Australia-based Rising Sun Pictures (RSP), a visual effects (VFX) specialist with credits including Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows and Gravity, is using Avere FXT Series Edge filers to deliver higher visual impact in less time and at a lower cost.

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Transforming data centres
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Socomec will present a Technical Focus session at the Datacentre Transformation Conference on 8th July at Manchester University.

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Vision Solutions becomes the latest member of the Cloud Industry Forum

Information availability and disaster recovery specialist joins CIF.

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Redstor announces Cloud business growth

Further growth expected throughout 2014-15.

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Mustang is ‘ready to deploy’

Acal BFi recently completed the first European demonstration of AppliedMicro’s X-Gene™...

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MapR closes $110 million financing

Financing to accelerate rapid growth of global enterprise customers using the top-ranked...

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NetSuite and TechSoup Global target NGOs

Netsuite already has a philanthropic side to its business, but now it is targeting the...

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TraceSecurity simplifies GRC 

The latest release of its TraceCSO service adds new workflow and testing capabilities

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SoftLayer moves to London and adds bare metal

This London investment, part of a $1.2bn spend by IBM worldwide, gives users the chance to...

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More evidence showing app integration is the key

A survey about the future for in-car telematics and infotainment systems also highlights the wider...

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Customer service being overlooked, survey shows

Commissioned by KANA Software, the survey shows that the majority of business managers think...

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Videos

Redefining the battery blueprint

Mike Nagus, CEO of LiNova, a battery tech company, talks backup power infrastructure, UPS and battery technologies – comparing and contrasting traditional approaches and solutions with some of the emerging...

Infinium launches Infinium Edge™ platform for high-ddensity AI data centre immersion cooling

Robert Schuetzle, CEO of Infinium, explains that, as power densities of GPUs, CPUs and supporting components continue to rise, cooling has emerged as one of the primary constraints to data centre performance,...

From firefighting to frameworks: Helping MSPs scale with operational maturity

In this interview, Devang Mehta, Co-Founder & Director of Operations and Customer Success at Infrassist, explains how MSPs can move beyond reactive operations to build structured, scalable frameworks for...

AI - time for a rethink?

Claire Keelan, UK MD at Onnec, is warning that the UK will fall short of its AI ambitions and data centre expansion targets, unless it tackles the growing workforce shortage by tapping into underused talent...

Expert Opinions

Drones and datacenters: An unexpected aerial adversary amidst the AI boom

AI growth makes datacenters prime targets for drones, requiring radar-led, multi-sensor airspace security to detect threats, prevent disruptions, and protect critical infrastructure. By Kara Quesada,...

The great cloud repatriation: why UK businesses are bringing data home

By Mark Lewis, Chief Marketing Officer at Pulsant.

Designing Intelligence into the Electrical Foundation of Data Centers

IoT-Enabled Components and the Next Phase of Data Center Infrastructure. By George Connelly, Strategic Business Analyst at Wesgarde.

What new ISO/IEC testing rules mean for MPO, singlemode and warranties

By Andrew Sedman RCDD, Head of Technical Support & Training, Reichle & De-Massari AG.

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