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Top IT security threats in 2016

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Netwrix sums up top seven security trends that will drive IT strategy and investment in 2016.

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AppRiver’s manager of security research, Troy Gill, has analysed threat trends over the last 12 months and offers his perspective of what lies ahead...

The shift from MSP to MIP: unlocking a new wave of intelligent businesses

Phylip Morgan, Senior Vice President, Marketplace & Channel Expansion at Pax8, explores the shift from Managed Service Providers to Managed Intelligence Providers and what it means for the future of the...

Interview with Honeywell at DCW 2026

Data Centre World 2026

Why AI isn’t one size fits all for MSPs and their growth journey

Pete Hughes, Founder and Managing Director of Zalara Tech, shares how building a business in the age of AI shapes growth and delivery, and why success depends on understanding that AI is never a...

Re-shaping the way data centres secure and manage power

Drew Gravitt is Senior Director of Distributed Generation & Microgrid Sales at Mission Critical Group (MCG) explains how the demand for data centres is surging due to AI and digital services and how this is...

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Vulnerability discovered in GitHub repository highlights security risks

Tenable Research has identified a vulnerability in a Microsoft GitHub repository that could affect its CI/CD infrastructure.

Unifying AI management: Datadog launches GPU Monitoring

Datadog has introduced GPU Monitoring, expanding its AI observability capabilities by providing unified visibility into GPU fleet health, performance, and cost efficiency.

Shift in US hyperscale data centres towards central regions

The US is witnessing a geographical shift in hyperscale data centre development from coastal areas to central states like Texas and the Midwest.

Stellium’s approach to renewable energy in data centres

A UK data centre sources renewable energy on an hourly basis to reduce emissions, illustrating one approach to supporting AI industry growth while managing grid demand.

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