Standards compliance and security for cloud infrastructure providers
Cloud infrastructure must meet standards, or else customer applications are on shaky ground
Cloud infrastructure must meet standards, or else customer applications are on shaky ground
Hperscale continues to change the rules of the game
What developments should organizations be monitoring on data sovereignty debates?
With new fiber and new partnerships, change is coming
Working remotely, and dealing with customers who can't visit. Surprisingly, all this can bring your staff closer together
The world doesn't trust US companies with private data. That could be an opportunity for European players
A true DCIM system needs to seamlessly integrate all elements of the data center into a single toolset
During the lockdown, our digital dependency became clearer. What does this mean for the future?
Q1 was about increased demand; Q2 was about suppressed supply
A better approach to development might cut the list of embarassing failures
Looking to armed forces veterans as one avenue to solve the data center industry talent shortage
New regulations and tracing apps are taking data centers into new directions
We all started to work from home - and now some of us may be going back into the office. That's complicated things for the IT teams
Just five years ago, it was unthinkable for business-critical data to be transferred and stored in the cloud. Today, however...
Standardize your processes and they will be quicker. Simple!
EU regulations on AI are well-meant, but will hamper the region's ability to compete with China and the US
Digital infrastructure is doing fine, thank you
You can get more data out of a facility than your single pane of glass can digest
Any contact tracing application that uses personal data must be proportionate
Despite the urgency, governments cannot ignore human rights when they implement measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic
Teams must manage more complex environments, higher risks, larger volumes of data, and with fewer resources
The current conversation around data privacy might have a long history, but 2018 was a critical turning point
This year we will see legislation on the use of facial recognition
Despite doubts about the UK government's approach, the tech industry is positive about its prospects