Computational fluid dynamics can model airflow in servers, but a whole data center space is more complex 

There is still a lack of clear policy for Britain’s exit from the EU: the tech sector has an opportunity to lead the debate,

It’s no good having ultra-flexible IT systems, if you can’t deliver predictable performance

Treating each application according to its bespoke requirements is no mean feat, but it can deliver greater efficiency

Before you implement DCIM, you need to make sure your equipment can all communicate

From January 2018, 300,000 individuals in the UK alone (compared to 30,000 traders previously) will fall under the new regulation

Misinformation has already started to spread which could cause some companies to come unstuck

As the UK breaks away from the EU, it is now more important than ever for us to differentiate and make the UK more attractive globally

SSDs in the data center require new methodologies for performance testing

Some thoughts and observations from this summer’s DataCloud Europe event

It’s now possible to store huge datasets. But is it worth the trouble?

The majority of the market players were certain that such amendments would never be adopted

Companies thinking about utilising Privacy Shield should proceed with caution

An impressive amount of work is going into the measurement of application performance. However, sometimes this work is not as consistent and holistic as it could be

UPSs with the right topology, communications and software can contribute to a data center’s DCIM strategy

Computational fluid dynamics can save money and fine tune data centers - but it’s only as good as the assumptions and data on which it is based 

There will be a period of uncertainty and adjustment, but business will move forward and embrace the new status quo

Whatever the voting outcome, it is possible that the UK may remain bound by the General Data Protection Regulation

Fewer players means an easier choice, and the industry can proceed with the move to DCSM

The demand for colocation in Russia was lower than market expectations

You know that your IT demands will change. How do you plan to handle that?

For too long, some organisations have “presumed” consent, worked with “implied” permission and experienced data losses which have taken months to detect

As the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation is finally published - it’s time to determine your response

Data center growth is not the problem. The skills crisis is caused by changes in technology, and your solution will depend on what you actually want from your data center