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Data centres in a 5G era

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When it comes to 5G, we’re just getting started. Entire industries are simultaneously planning for a new era of connectivity, bracing themselves for what is set to be one of the most influential roll-outs in technological history. Enabling higher speeds, lower latencies, and more...

Dealing with IT infrastructure complexity in a hybrid cloud world

Andy Bevan, Head of Propositions and Strategy Consulting at Daisy Corporate Services, discusses recent research findings which reveal that two-thirds of IT leaders say that legacy infrastructure is creating a...

Collaboration is the key to sustainability success

Dr. Alyson Freeman; Customer & Innovation lead, Sustainability & ESG, Dell Technologies, discusses the sustainability challenges facing the data centre industry and some of the ways in which the facility...

The path to power-efficient processing

Alexander Troshin, EMEA Product and Marketing Manager, Enterprise and HPC Server at AMD, outlines the energy efficiency challenges facing the data centre industry, with particular reference to power-efficient...

Benchmark Report provides a positive picture of the MSP landscape

Chris McKie, VP, Product Marketing Networking, Security & Risk Management Solutions, Kaseya, discusses the findings of the company’s recently published 2024 MSP Benchmark Report, with automation,...

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Digi International accelerates growth strategy

Industry veteran Tony Puopolo to lead Digi’s Managed Solutions Division, bolstering shift to solutions-oriented model.

Laptops will be given new lease of life

A critical mass (40%) of IT leaders believe that within the next five years, one in five (20%) enterprise laptops bought will be pre-used.

European business and IT professionals use AI with limited organisational training

On top of a lack of training, just 17% of organisations are providing AI policies for employees.

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