Multi-cloud: beyond the hype
Multi-cloud brings together public and private cloud, as well as legacy architectures, which can then all be governed and controlled alongside each other
Multi-cloud brings together public and private cloud, as well as legacy architectures, which can then all be governed and controlled alongside each other
Supporting local talent could boost the economy and protect Ukrainian businesses
Organizations looking to benefit from SDN or NFV must ensure they have full visibility into their virtualised environments to mitigate new security risks
Looking at similarities between data centers and bee hives
The causes of data center downtime are diverse, but there is an important trend that puts the ultimate responsibility on generators
With machine learning on board, data centers can become smart enough to understand DCIM systems and tune their own performance
There’s nothing for you beyond the firewall
If you use data, store data and specifically use your customers’ information to deliver marketing messages to them, you’re going to have to pay attention to GDPR
The champagne is still flowing, but some people are drinking for different reasons
In recent years, a number of providers operating elsewhere in Europe have considered Madrid as a data center destination
The cloud is great, but can you distribute workloads across multiple services and data centers?
Giant US colo operator Switch chose Italy for the first European project from its Supernap International venture. Why?
The path to compliance through data governance
There are simple changes that can help minimize energy needs of your cooling systems
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords
Whatever happens to the technology, human relations are still central to innovationin the data center, says Andrew Fray
After slow growth until 2016, cloud providers are creating a new wave of demand from enterprises, content distributors and other service providers
It is important that businesses are able to upscale their infrastructure to comply with laws
Data sovereignty issues will be at the fore, and data could be repatriated during the Brexit process
If the UK really does have a number of open source hyper-scale data centers in operation, where are they?
From January 2018, 300,000 individuals in the UK alone (compared to 30,000 traders previously) will fall under the new regulation
Local providers aren’t dead - they need to adopt the franchise model offered by Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services
Some thoughts and observations from this summer’s DataCloud Europe event
Dgitized nations have to consider their backup options…