The UK's CNI designation for data centers: "A rose by any other name…"
The creation of a whole new government Department is itself an encouraging indication that digital technology is starting to get the attention it deserves
Industry Views - UK
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Planning reform is a major opportunity for UK data centers
Meeting the UK's need for data centers
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Sponsored What are the realistic prospects for grid-independent AI data centers in the UK?
“The technology exists but how long before it is a reality?”
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Bridging the digital divide: driving positive impact where it is needed most
Altnets are essential for the UK's fiber rollout and need to be supported
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UK networks need to be more resilient in the face of increasingly frequent outages
Outages will happen again, but carriers need to be prepared
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The UK-US data bridge and its implications for UK organizations
Businesses will need to review how personal data is transferred to the US
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It’s time for colos and wholesalers to start looking at quantum computing customers
The AI revolution is driving a change to liquid cooling; quantum may need another change in data center design thinking
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The UK must become intentional about data centers to meet its digital ambitions
There's no time to rest for the UK, it must think strategically to keep its market position
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Top four things coming for the cloud in 2024
AI, egress, sustainability, the Edge - what headlines we can expect to see
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Heat zone networks
Putting data centers at the heart of local communities
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Cloud market regulation is essential
Protecting customer freedoms with the CMA
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A policy for the future: Investigating UK government R&D investment
Private capital and government policy need to be aligned
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Considerations and modeling of on-premise hydrogen production in data centers for greenhouse gas abatement – a viable option?
The wider availability of green hydrogen can help
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Four to three - is Vodafone's merger with Three a good thing for the UK’s mobile market?
It's a split opinion for sure
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Looking to the stratosphere can help solve our connectivity conundrum
Could the answer to 5G coverage be high altitude un-crewed aircraft?
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How data centers can keep their cool while the world heats up
Extreme weather is going to be on the increase .You need to be prepared
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Can a new Prime Minister level up Britain’s tech policies?
Energy prices and the cost of living are top priority, but we need to be sure that data is secure and essential services run reliably
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The FCA’s new three-year strategy: does it go far enough?
The UK's financial regulator has its finger on the digital pulse, but could go further
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Assessing the UK government's new Internet regulator
Why the introduction of the Digital Markets Unit signals a shift towards a level playing field for Internet retailers
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Will spending plans help the UK recover from a digital infrastructure crisis?
This year's Budget, analysed
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Information manoeuvre, Part 1: Moving land forces into the modern age
Meeting the communications demands of modern land forces
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The future of data centers in the post-Covid world
As the pandemic empties offices, on-premise IT has become a risk
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Data centers – reaching Net Zero in the UK
More must be done, and it could mean mandatory compliance with the EU Code of Conduct
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How can tech prepare for Brexit?
Despite doubts about the UK government's approach, the tech industry is positive about its prospects
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Brexit, what Brexit? Business as usual for UK tech investment
Irrespective of Brexit, the UK will continue to be a huge market for investment
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Shaping the industry around Brexit
Technology trends for 2019
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Are healthcare organizations finally moving to the cloud?
Healthcare organizations should be urged to embrace the cloud, not only because it is an opportunity to reduce cost, but also because it stimulates innovation
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A data-driven UK is dependent on its government
Silence and inaction cannot continue on the part of Europe’s leading country in terms of tech investment