Criminals are already storing up data for the day when quantum computers break all known encryption algorithms. Here's what you need to do

Terrifying nightmares and cobweb-like complexities

Now we are starting to recover from the pandemic, it's time to roll out applications onto appropriate hardware

The Pact makes some big promises, but it will be a real challenge to deliver them in time

Facebook’s hours long outage on October 4th snarled completely unrelated applications globally, underscoring the criticality — and fragility — of publicly shared digital infrastructure

Quantum computers need longer coherence times: the answer could be to recalibrate rather than isolate them

The infrastructure package includes $65 billion to improve US Internet access

Lines are becoming blurred between cloud and data center, writes Panduit's Michael Akinla, while organizations have found out that cloud isn't always the most cost-effective option

Evolving security practices take on an increasing complex environment

Latency means lost customers

Those with ERP systems on IBM Power systems are often reluctant to make the move

With the potential to extend your business beyond the bounds of traditional enterprise or cloud computing, could Edge be the answer?

Colocation services provide a convenient and cost-effective alternative to offsite data centers, but how can organizations maintain the level of control they need

Modular structures have taken over from the physical data center structures up to the software modules of Kubernetes containers

Digital twins - accurate 3D representations of data center facilities - can help providers plan big changes and radically reduce their risks, says Cadence's Dave King

To make it all work, you must pay attention to workflows and the application lifecycle

Well-established data center trends are accelerating as enterprise co-location customers become more sophisticated

Five ways to smoothly operate Edge computing for your organization

Well, yes, to some extent. And why not?

Dagenham in London used to be a major manufacturing center. Now, it's attracting data center business based on 100 per cent renewable energy and close proximity to Docklands

Enterprises may not be building new data centers, but they aren't closing them all down

Increasingly, organizations that are adopting modern applications are more reliant on the individual clouds that house their workloads and data

Batteries, hydrogen and solar all have a part to play

Multiple cloud providers makes a small business more agile