How are operators adapting to the new regime?

Cities need to balance the uncontrolled growth of digital infrastructure

If data is the new oil, AI could be the new snake oil.

Dealing with the actual destruction is just the first step...

Navigating the global morass of privacy regs requires rethinking data management

The public sector needs to move on from legacy IT

This year's Budget, analysed

Thanks to an industry effort, the UK Government's March 2021 Budget did not require data centers to flush

It's a big political change, but tech carries on

Delays between questions and answers undermine a data-driven culture

The US is back on board the Paris climate accord which is good. The lesson from Europe is that no one can do it on their own

We've known for thirty years that we need to move from the old Internet protocol. Finally the cost of sticking with IPv4 is pushing organizations to make the move

Microsoft recently pledged to safeguard user data by challenging GDPR data requests. It is not that easy.

There's been a radical shift to remote working - just when compliance to privacy and security regulations is declining. This needs attention

Commercial building contractors and data installers alike have a legal obligation to ensure that cables are suitably fire performance rated for the application and location

Cloud infrastructure must meet standards, or else customer applications are on shaky ground

What developments should organizations be monitoring on data sovereignty debates?

The world doesn't trust US companies with private data. That could be an opportunity for European players

During the lockdown, our digital dependency became clearer. What does this mean for the future?

New regulations and tracing apps are taking data centers into new directions

EU regulations on AI are well-meant, but will hamper the region's ability to compete with China and the US

Any contact tracing application that uses personal data must be proportionate

Despite the urgency, governments cannot ignore human rights when they implement measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic

The current conversation around data privacy might have a long history, but 2018 was a critical turning point

This year we will see legislation on the use of facial recognition

Despite doubts about the UK government's approach, the tech industry is positive about its prospects

If regulators move on from scrutinizing privacy to policing the cloud, users could benefit

Under new cryptography regulations, Chinese authorities will have full, unrestricted access to any data transmitted or stored within the country. Can anything even be done about this?