DataQube Global, a disruptive start-up in the digital infrastructure market, is spearheading a move to improve broadband connectivity in rural areas by removing the need for fibre cabling at household level.
John Day, sales engineering leader, UK&I and Nordics at Commvault, highlights why 5G is so much more than just ‘faster downloads’ and why data (and not just any data) is vital to maximising its potential. The evolution of technology means that convergence
Despite the many benefits of connected vehicles being touted in the press, it all sounds great, but do we really want to put our autonomy, and therefore safety in the hands of a wilfully minded machine? The experts at SGS help us
We rely on data centres to live our day to day lives, but in doing so, these facilities kick out a lot of power which isn’t all that great for our environment. This is why WZMH Architects have devised a new concept
If you’ve been reading my newsletters for any length of time, you will probably have an inkling by now, I’m pretty cynical at the best of times. But online data has shown, that when it comes to the rollout of 5G, as
Simon Michie, CTO at Pulsant, explores the impact IoT and edge computing will have on the data centre industry. By 2030 the number of devices connected to the internet could reach 125 billion according to IHS Markit. The immense volume of data
With some services seeing growth spike by 10x during the pandemic, the linear curve of data expansion has gone out of the window. Suddenly questions about infrastructure have taken on a new urgency, leading to new discussions about data centre design, optimisation
John Hall, managing director at Proximity Data Centres, explores how edge colocation could be the answer to delivering 5G services. According to Gartner, edge computing will account for 75% of enterprise-generated data by 2025. Today it only accounts for 10%. The huge
Vincentas Grinius, CEO at IPXO, alongside Zilvinas Vaickus, IPXO’s head of infrastructure, share a few pointers to keep in mind when planning your 5G migration strategy, as well as how it will impact network density, IP compatibility, and work-from-home (WFH) infrastructure.
From augmented field operators to connected tugboats, Orange Belgium and its industrial partners have unveiled some unique applications co-created in the Port of Antwerp, using Orange Belgium’s 5G network.
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