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Embracing data mesh architecture
Kevin Kline, Database Technology Evangelist at SolarWinds, explains how data integration is evolving in the age of generative AI.
Kevin Kline, Database Technology Evangelist at SolarWinds, explains how data integration is evolving in the age of generative AI.
Mairead O’Connor, Practice Operations Director at Node4, delves into the shift by IT decision-makers towards hybrid cloud, and explains what ‘hybrid deployment’ actually involves.
Greg Armanini, Vice President of Product Management at JumpCloud, explores how to leverage and manage IT collaboration tools to balance productivity, efficiency and security in a hybrid workplace.
Kelly Cole, General Manager of Electric Power at Finning UK & Ireland, explores how AI can have a hugely positive effect on data centres by optimising operations, enhancing resource management and bolstering security.
Whilst predictions about the impact of AI continue to be debated, the data centre sector is already gearing up to deal with the changes it has already started to drive, writes Chris Coward, Director of Project Management at BCS.
Steven Duckaert, Director of Customer Success EMEA and APJ, at Noname Security, explores how to strike the right balance between Large Language Model (LLM) adoption and robust API security.
Ionut Farcas, SVP, Europe Hub, Power Products at Schneider Electric, makes the business case for sustainability and data centre resiliency, and how connected infrastructure could be the key to unlocking both.
Simon Brady, Product Manager, Liquid & High Density Cooling at Vertiv, outlines some of the challenges – and opportunities – of hybrid cooling.
Mark Seymour, Distinguished Engineer at Cadence, explains the pivotal role digital twin technology can play in how data centres manage increased energy demands from AI and transitioning to renewable energy.
Cloud routers and switches are simplifying MSP networking, reducing costs, and enhancing flexibility by eliminating dedicated hardware and enabling remote management, says Mark Grindey, CEO at Zeus Cloud.
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