Gary Bennion, Managing Director at CloudM, outlines the future of the cloud-based digital workplace, and the benefits of a multi-vendor approach.

David Keegan, CEO of DataQube, explains how the IoT and edge computing are driving demand for 5G-ready data centres in the advent of all things ‘smart’ and the impact this is having on the classic data centre business model.

Is the data centre industry resilient enough to stand up to potential energy supply shocks? Dom Puch, UK Data Centre Lead at Turner & Townsend.

Jack Bedell-Pearce, CEO and Co-founder, 4D Data Centres, explores the acceleration of digital transformation through cloud, and how data centres and the cloud are friends, not foes.

Data Centre World is the world’s largest data centre gathering and has been leading the way for the industry for the past 14 years. What can you expect from the two-day event?

Challenge or opportunity? Jon Healy, Operations Director at Keysource, explores the impact of hyperscale on colocation operators.

Amidst soaring energy prices, how can data centre operators cut their energy consumption while also earning income by supplying excess power to the grid? Danel Turk, Global Data Centre Segment Leader from ABB, sheds some light on the issue.

With a rapidly changing on-premises data centre landscape, how can data centre and IT managers be sure their facilities are meeting the needs of both the here and now and those of the future? Peter Miller, Sales Manager at ETB Technologies, takes a look.

Since the start of the pandemic, the Managed Service Provider (MSP) and IT Service Provider (ISP) marketplace has radically changed. As the post-pandemic business landscape begins to take shape, it’s critical for MSPs and ISPs to choose the right data centre partner to support growth, says Amy Young, Sales Director at Custodian Data Centres.

Data centres can’t waste the opportunity to become more sustainable, says Michael Cantor, CIO at Park Place Technologies.