Some 88% of senior leaders say they believe the UK will remain the most prominent hub for financial services in Europe post-Brexit.

Data will still be the new oil post-legislation, it will just be more refined 

Ready or not, here it comes

Alibaba’s Jack Ma thinks a robot in charge of a company is a good thing - but what would that mean for cyber security?

Endorsement by the NHS is significant, but challenges to cross-border data transfers remain

There are a number of steps that data center operators can take to optimize performance in the period between construction and the DC’s ultimate demise

Brexit is no excuse, and nor is being located outside the EU. You will need to get to grips with European privacy rules

Brexit will accelerate the adoption of cloud-based services as companies prepare for an uncertain economic environment

Ten years on since the EU Code of Conduct was rolled out, and still, the prophesied legislation has not come 

The things I don’t worry about include Brexit - what I do worry about is how the Internet is changing

Ethernet has evolved more rapidly than other storage network technologies to support advanced features such as virtualization and containerization

The data center sector struggles to attract and retain female staff, especially in technical roles. What are we doing wrong and what can we do about it?

GDPR may lead to some challenges, but also offers some opportunities

AI research, blockchain and GDPR - just some of the things that will influence data center development in the next 12 months

With the advent of new silicon and signal processing, the costs have been pushed down

Edge data centers require at least the same design diligence devoted to large scale data centers, if not more

Data centers remain significantly underutilized despite ever-rising demand. A composable disaggregated data center infrastructure resolves this paradox

Committing a data center’s resources can be risky without the right planning tools

Well-managed supply and a mature approach to digitization have helped the British capital remain the fourth largest colocation market in the world

A look at the trends that will shape the next 12 months, focused on the UK

Buying an expensive tennis racket doesn’t mean you’re ready for Wimbledon, and this is much the same for monitoring

Is there room for traditional enterprise facilities in today’s data center landscape?

Santa has many little helpers, but many of them don’t have the skills to ensure that his sleigh is secure

Disruptive EU regulatory change is driving world-wide capital markets to embrace latency equivalence in colocation