Under the sea, under the sea
‘Darling it’s better down where it’s wetter, take it from me’ – Sebastian the crab, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, ‘Under the Sea’, 1990. What on Earth were we watching (and singing along to) in our youth? Good grief.
But Sebastian the crab…
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Here James Petter, VP International at Pure Storage, takes a look at how containers and Kubernetes are the driving force behind how the industry is reinventing the way we build and run applications.…
DigiPlex has opened a third data centre at its Fetsund campus in Lillestrøm municipality in Norway. The new data centre has close to 900 sqm of white space and is built to support…
It seems data breaches are happening more often than not at the moment. But the good news is big tech companies the likes of Apple, are starting to take consumer privacy more seriously.…
While the many benefits of cloud technology for healthcare organisations and, indeed, the wider ecosystem, are largely understood, the journey to the cloud is not without its roadblocks. As Cegedim Healthcare Solutions’ IT…
Around 215,000 firms have sadly closed their doors in the last six months, with companies in the technical sector among the worst hit. But when the lights go off for the last time,…
Panduit’s live event, We Connect: The Journey of Innovation, taking place on Wednesday 16 June 2021 has been designed to offer partners and customers a virtual – and global – journey through the…
£530,000 ey, that’s quite the teeth drying figure isn’t it? In a report published by EfficientIP and IDC, DNS (domain name system) attacks are on the rise, with a whopping 91% of those…
Another industry first from Schneider Electric as the company announces the launch of a liquid cooled, EcoStruxure Modular Data Centre, All-In-One Module.
Integrated by Avnet and containing chassis-level precision immersion cooling from Iceotope,…
With horrendous amounts of money spent on repairing transport infrastructure in the UK, it’s sobering commentary that many of our roads and bridges are still so frequently preceded by the adjective ‘crumbling.’ With…
