Snowflake Computing has announced the results of a Harvard Business Review Analytic Services study: ‘An inflection point for the data-driven enterprise’. Retail/CPG was found to have the lowest overall score for Digital Data Analytics Maturity, a sign that does not bode well for
Researchers at the University of Birmingham are set to benefit from the largest IBM POWER9 Artificial Intelligence (AI) cluster in the UK, capable of delivering the optimised performance for AI workloads integral to their research.
According to a new survey from InterSystems, despite more than one-third (36%) of UK CIOs admit they’re close to completing their journey to digital transformation, only 8% claim their organisation has fully optimised its digital approach.
Cohesity, a specialist in hyperconverged secondary storage, has announced the results of a global survey that validates a critical problem plaguing enterprises around the world: mass data fragmentation.
Data virtualisation has often been heralded as the answer to enterprises caught in a vicious circle in a world riddled with data, both online and offline. However, as Gordon Cullum, CTO of Mastek explains, it is important to remember that no technical
iland, a global secure cloud services provider, has revealed the worrying results of its 2018 Virtual Environment Data Protection Report, carried out in partnership with Veeam.
Michael Zammit, VP and GM of Go!Foton Corporation, has urged operators to look beyond ‘outdated methods’ and utilise more versatile data centre infrastructure management solutions now to control rising energy costs and complex data processing.
Parkinson’s UK has teamed up with Snowflake Computing, utilising Snowflake’s cloud data warehouse to become more data driven.
A new survey from DigiPlex and IDG Connect has revealed dramatic shifts in business attitudes and awareness in a time of incredible digital transformation.
According to a new research report by market research and strategy consulting firm, Global Market Insights, data centre networking market size is projected to reach a revenue of over USD 35 billion (around 27 billion GBP) in 2024.
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