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Infoblox adds control and security to Azure Cloud

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With Infoblox Actionable Network Intelligence customers can automatically provision and manage DNS infrastructure regardless of where the application lives - in Azure or on-premises - from a single system.

Making the most of the Middle East’s digital infrastructure

James Netherwood, Head of Research Middle East, Capacity and Datacloud, discusses the upcoming Capacity Middle East event and the launch of Datacloud Middle East. The events unite over 3,500 executives from...

Driving innovation in the energy resilience industry

Lenaik Andrieux, General Manager – Power Systems EMEA, India & Australia, Rehlko, explains how the acquisition of The Wilmott Group, a UK-based supplier of critical backup-power solutions, makes Rehlko one...

Work AI Institute delivering real-world lessons for successful AI adoption

Work AI leader Glean has launched the Work AI Institute, a first-of-its-kind research initiative - supported by faculty from Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley, Notre Dame, and others - dedicated to decoding what...

Agentic AI, Data Security and Enterprise Productivity in 2026

Softcat’s Dean Gardner (Technology Director) and Adam Harding (Head of OCTO) unpack the findings of the organisation's latest Business Tech Report. From agentic AI and ransomware resilience to sustainability...

Expert Opinions

Rethinking Cooling, Power and Design in the AI Data Center

By Gordon Johnson, Senior CFD Manager, Subzero Engineering.

The role of fibre taps in safeguarding network uptime

By Cindy Ryborz, Marketing Manager EMEA, Corning Optical Communications.

IDTechEx Investigates: Could New Nuclear Feed Power-Hungry Data Centers?

IDTechEx Technology Analyst Noah El Alami discusses the potential of the new generation of nuclear technologies – fission small modular reactors (SMRs) and fusion energy – in powering the ever-increasing...

Why software is the essential building block behind quantum computing’s huge potential

By Eric Paulsen, Field CTO, EMEA, Coder.

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