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A year since the vote uncertainty remains the biggest threat, and government still doesn’t get data centers, says techUK

The Internet has ways to keep time, but they may not be good enough for a new breed of applications and regulations

From frontline duty on the battlefield to the far reaches of space, we chart the most extreme data centers

Data centers are born, they get old, and some day they die

DCD heads to Norway to visit what could become Europe’s largest data center

Returning to the helm of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth tells DCD why he doomed some Ubuntu projects, and why OpenStack is headed for a crisis

Specialist integrator OCF turns IBM servers into virtual nuclear weapons

“This contract will fundamentally reshape NATO’s nervous system,” says Koen Gijsbers as three new data centers are announced

Britannia ruled by the waves

South-West of Ireland rivals Dublin with new fiber, new power, and cheap property

The external design is based on a broken phone, the internals contain a vertiginous chasm

From selling fish to leaking disaster recovery sites, we chart the storied history of the heritage site that’s hosting this year’s DCD Europe event – Old Billingsgate Market in London

Move over Manchester

If Britain really does exit the European Union, the region’s data center landscape could change - but who will benefit?

London semi-finals bring budding cyber security trainees to BAE and HMGCC

Equinix is building an eight story tower in Amsterdam. The European head told us why… and how

Digital initiative positions data centers at the heart of national development strategy

Cambridge brought multiple departments together in a shared computer center that cut carbon emisisons by ten percent

Data centers are meeting their green energy goals and paying to have new renewable energy supplies delivered into the grid - through RECs and PPAs

The competition for data center projects in the Nordics is evolving beyond cheap power

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has cloud-friendly laws and lots of Tier IV data centers. Can it become Europe’s new IT hub?

Tax, privacy and fiber could give the Emerald Isle an edge in the competition for data center business

Russia’s strict data residency laws are a curse for some, a blessing for others