The GDPR horror show
Upcoming European regulation is going to be a disaster, but that’s okay
Upcoming European regulation is going to be a disaster, but that’s okay
It’s that time of the year again - when we look to the future and feel depressed
It’s all about finding the balance as you juggle flexibility, innovation, compliance and more
IT Pods can give the best of both worlds, combining power and speed
Resiliency and redundancy is changing to be at the IT level
If information really is the fuel for the 21st Century economy then planning authorities need to move faster
Today’s IT environment can seem like a scary place…
Industry needs a greater understanding of the long-term implications of efficiency initiatives, to help avoid hidden costs further down the line
Light up your data center, efficiently
A devaluing currency means building a data center costs more than ever. Let’s focus on improving what we have
IT monitoring is the best way to make sure your data center can handle future demands
Only physical drive destruction will offer definitive data security
Undead machines are leaching power and wreaking havoc. What can you do?
Air management should be driven by the needs of the equipment, not maintaining a tech’s oasis somewhere out on the raised floor
In the tech industry we’ll be hard-pressed to keep the lights on, much less cure death or colonize Mars if we don’t bridge the talent gap. Fortunately, we needn’t look far to do that
Multi-cloud brings together public and private cloud, as well as legacy architectures, which can then all be governed and controlled alongside each other
A few releases from the data center industry could be spreading confusion
It’s time to have a migration strategy
Old buildings have found new uses as data centers, perhaps old data centers will live again too
Singapore will place requirements on critical infrastructure players. That’s an opportunity for the industry to provide managed security services
For services to respond quickly, data must be stored and managed locally
Sometimes technologies become ubiquitous, beyond the need for cost-justification
A majority of data centers have some sort of DCIM, and they are saving money
There are several tools and techniques to ensure that the on-premises cloud infrastructure and data are secure and safe