To effectively match user expectations, edge computing and hyperscale technology must work in tandem

This year, there are even more reasons to embrace the cloud

Smart city dreams may finally be set to be realized, but we must be careful to avoid nightmares

The convergence is coming, and there are some changes in store for the data center industry

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?

Exascale-capable storage systems exist, and can teach us about the future of computing

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

How will machine-to-machine communication change the digital landscape in Asia Pacific?

Prediction isn’t easy. Ron Vokoun takes the bows and beatings for his 2017 predictions 

How to blend on-premises data centers with hyperscale infrastructure

Read all about 2018’s early surprise, in less time than it takes to drink a coffee

Containers’ time has come as risks reduce and standards coalesce

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

As we plan our IT initiatives for the coming year, it is critical that we set realistic expectations and goals

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

It’s not the everything, it’s the people

Knowing the future is impossible, but preparing for it is still vital

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

It’s all about finding the balance as you juggle flexibility, innovation, compliance and more

Colos can provide quickly scalable, densely interconnected, geographically distributed data center space, which is a necessity for enterprises to compete in the IoT

Two terms continue to be confused: data deletion, which leaves data recoverable, and data erasure, which is permanent. This could present major issues under the terms of the EU GDPR

Our politicians seem oblivious to what we do best