Britannia ruled by the waves

After years spent in military labs, laser communications satellites are ready to provide an alternative to submarine cables

The future is machine learning, heterogeneous computing, and lots of AMD… says the CEO of AMD

A new president. A lot at stake

Tech firms backed Hillary and lost. Now they could pay the price

Trump promised trade wars. What will we get?

The fourth in our series: what happens when President Trump runs US surveillance?

It’s morning again in America. What’s next?

The second in our series analyzing how President Trump will affect data centers

In the first of a series, we look at how Trump’s energy policy could affect the industry

No matter what you do, someone will be able to get in. But you should still do these things.

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

Niantic Labs explains the sensation that beat all expectations

Move over Manchester

Lines are being drawn across the world that will shape the future of the Internet

Here are ten revolutionaries, changing the way mechanical and electrical technology supports the data center

The cloud is ready, but governments should not regulate and tax it

From GPUs to cloud computing, DCD looks at the impact of video games on the data center

IoT devices, botnets and state warfare shape the future of Internet traffic

Where have you been, we ask, as HPE’s re-imagined system comes a little closer to reality

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

When a stockpile of cyber weapons surface, Russia and US tensions flare, while vendors pick up the pieces 

Open source, cognitive solutions and big data analytics - here are ten software heavyweights behind the data center software revolution

We talk to the head of converged IoT systems about HPE’s Edgeline product family