Neville Louzado, head of sales at Hyve Managed Hosting, dispels the myth that companies need to choose between a public and private cloud, and espouses the potential benefits of a hybrid solution. In one form or another, digital transformation was already well
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
Modern manufacturing has become very data intensive, which has made choosing where to store data critically important. Here Neil Ballinger, head of EMEA at EU Automation, explains the trade-offs and opportunities of hybrid cloud storage.
Covid-19 has altered the list of priorities in the IT sector, as companies had to facilitate the sudden shift to the digital space. Vincentas Grinius, CEO at Heficed, shares what areas are most likely to remain at the centre of attention once
Anthony Webb, EMEA vice president at A10 Networks highlights the rewards worth reaping when it comes to high availability load balancing.
They say too many cooks can spoil the broth, which is often the case when it comes to working with multiple managed service providers. Eltjo Hofstee, MD at Leaseweb UK, explains how to build a more efficient cloud strategy with fewer moving
Aptum has recently launched Hybrid Cloud Manager, powered by HyperGrid, a management platform that enables customers to assess, monitor, optimise, provision and govern private and hyperscale public cloud environments through a single interface.
TSB wants to accelerate its digital transformation, much like its former stablemate Lloyds Banking Group, although unlike Lloyds which chose to partner with Microsoft, TSB has signed a partnership with IBM. That will see the company utilise IBM’s cloud capabilities to enhance
TSB wants to accelerate its digital transformation, much like its former stablemate Lloyds Banking Group, although unlike Lloyds which chose to partner with Microsoft, TSB has signed a partnership with IBM. That will see the company utilise IBM’s cloud capabilities to enhance
TSB wants to accelerate its digital transformation, much like its former stablemate Lloyds Banking Group, although unlike Lloyds which chose to partner with Microsoft, TSB has signed a partnership with IBM. That will see the company utilise IBM’s cloud capabilities to enhance
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