Data sovereignty can no longer be treated as an afterthought

As AI adoption accelerates, data sovereignty is becoming harder to ignore, forcing businesses to examine where data sits and who ultimately controls it.

How far can HDD capacity really go?

As conventional HDD technology reaches its limits, Toshiba's Dean Edwards examines how MAMR and HAMR could unlock the next leap in capacity.

Is your AI model’s nationality really the biggest security risk?

Ajelix's Arturs Jaunosans argues that AI security depends less on a model’s passport than on data flows and infrastructure control.

Digital sovereignty means more than keeping data close to home

Angela Bishop, UK CEO at Zühlke, explains why true digital sovereignty depends on resilience, portability and operational control.

Is it time to bring AI to the data, rather than the data to AI?

Acceldata’s Colin Fernandes explores how hybrid and federated approaches could help enterprises bring AI compute closer to their data.

AI needs more than a cloud-first infrastructure strategy

As AI moves into production, Leaseweb UK’s Terry Storrar explains why DevOps teams need a more flexible approach to infrastructure.

The hidden bottleneck threatening AI data centre performance

Storage may receive less attention than power, cooling and compute, but it could quietly constrain the next generation of AI infrastructure.

AI demands more flexibility from data storage & management

With storage costs consuming a growing share of AI budgets, a flexible approach to data management may turn investment into meaningful returns.

Why data sovereignty is about more than a postcode

Where data is physically stored is only one part of the sovereignty question, as The Bunker's Nicole Reader highlights.

Have we finally reached ‘peak cloud’?

Rising cloud costs, AI and data sovereignty are reshaping infrastructure strategy, argues Mark Lewis, CMO at Pulsant, as hybrid gains ground.

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