The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon

How to guard your enterprise against cloud outages

As all those who once relied on the connectivity of a pager or Blackberry will acknowledge, keeping stride with technology’s march – and evading obsoletion – is far from easy

We may never know what happened on March 10 2021, when SBG2 went up in flames

How a more unified approach to data protection will help in the fight against ransomware

How to get the best from physical security technologies

The war in the Ukraine, and new EU regulations, could create a surge in compliance requirements

GDPR, Data Act and Privacy Shield 2.0 - it's all getting more complex

Computational fluid dynamics can provide insights into data center performance that monitoring alone can never achieve, argues Future Facilities’ Dave King

The Ukraine conflict and associated political and economic fallout will have short- and long-term effects on the infrastructure industry

Unwarranted security fears are holding up the UK's public sector's move to digital

Don't forget the people

How to increase your chances of completing mission critical projects on time and in budget.

It's been said before. Let's say it again

Companies know their data is important. But are they managing it in the r1ght way?

Viavi CTO Sameh Yamany examines the elements behind the industrial IoT and how hyperscale data center ecosystems will support it

Secrecy is no surprise in this industry

Techniques to anonymize your data

Cloud providers' proprietary APIs will limit you

The sector has a severe skills shortage, and only ten percent of staff are women. The answer is obvious

Cool storage is a good way to keep rarely used assets, but you need to understand it to use it

Why maintaining optimal security doesn’t necessarily mean reinventing the wheel

It's just taken time to come to fruition

Data analytics needs diversity

Subscription services are everywhere, designed to make our lives more convenient, but what are the benefits when it comes to managed IT services?

Cloud prices are generally trending downwards. But the inherent flexibility of cloud means providers can easily increase prices too

It's no good controlling access to your data and ignoring what happens to it after it has been accessed

The operational and economic benefits of automating your cloud