As the data center moratorium ends, Amsterdam is ready to balance data and urban life

Will Brexit lead to huge queues of trucks? That could depend on the IT

Q1 was about increased demand; Q2 was about suppressed supply

As the pandemic empties offices, on-premise IT has become a risk

It's not all about the FLAP markets

A better approach to development might cut the list of embarassing failures

Frankfurt, London Amsterdam and Paris will do 200MW of colocation take-up this year. Here's why

Different countries have different quarantine rules and there is no standardization, even within Europe

A new model, providing ‘Cloud Adjacent Architecture,’ can help provide a solution to those not yet willing or able to consider using the public cloud

The response to Covid-19 shows us that digital working reduces emissions. The EU's Circular Economy Action Plan could help turn this into a long term benefit

The data center sector is prepared - it needs to be sure of government support

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

More must be done, and it could mean mandatory compliance with the EU Code of Conduct

With Google moving the privacy protections of its UK users to its US entity, here are the privacy regulations behind the story and what businesses need to know

Power issues, in particular, are demanding that hyperscalers and large enterprise customers look more carefully at where they make their data center investments

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

Predictions for the year ahead

Lessons from the UK's NHS on staying alive

Unpacking data and Internet sovereignty laws

Depending on the election results, the UK could face anything from a hard Brexit to complete revocation.

The growth of the data center industry is closely related to the rise in Internet speeds

A lack of available IPv4 addresses is a serious concern for many networks

With accelerating demand for instantaneous access to data anytime and anywhere, Edge computing and micro data centers are becoming more abundant and increasingly valuable

Finding staff, developing them, and keeping them. That's quite a challenge

Market players must be ready to re-adjust ahead of new legislation

The changing geo-political climate could wrong-foot the technology industries

A number of countries are attempting, or have successfully created, restriction of their Internet

What we are seeing is that the age-old problem of data silos and legacy infrastructure is likely to take the issue in any business to a whole new dimension with workloads moving to the cloud