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Trusteer unveils new approach to stop Zero-Day attacks and APTs

Published in Device Security Management Security + Compliance Storage + Servers

Trusteer has announced the European launch of Trusteer Apex to protect enterprises against advanced malware attacks and data breaches at this month’s Infosecurity Europe.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting Storage + Servers Storage Technology

Partners with Databarracks to deliver CloudCopy.

Published in Cloud + MS Colocation/Hosting DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation

Zebra Internet Services announces move to state-of-the-art Onyx Group data centre in Newcastle.

Published in Carriers + Service Providers Management Networks + Telecoms Storage + Servers

Dell Networking Active Fabric solutions deliver software-defined capabilities for easily-scalable data centre fabric designs at a lower cost than traditional architectures.

HP brings power of OpenStack to the Enterprise

HP Converged Cloud delivers the industry’s most comprehensive OpenStack-based hybrid cloud...

Bring Your Own Device capability tops employee wish lists

Cloud computing makes affordable platform for Virtualised Desktop Infrastructure

IT managers increasingly concerned about DDoS attacks

New independent research commissioned by Corero Network Security shows that businesses are more...

By 2015, 10 percent of overall IT security will be delivered in the Cloud

By 2015, 10 per cent of overall IT security enterprise product capabilities will be delivered in...

LANDesk Service Desk 7.5 streamlines service desk operations for over 2,000 users

University of Cambridge chooses LANDesk to automate service desk support and deliver better...

EVault launches Cloud Disaster Recovery Service in EMEA

EVault, Inc. has announced its market-leading EVault ® Cloud Disaster Recovery Service (EVault...

Europe must take a backseat on cloud standards, warns APM Group

EU needs a balanced approach to standards to avoid damaging mid-market CSPs

One in four customers admit they do not trust any company to secure their personal information online

Banks trusted by the majority, but supermarkets and social networks least trusted.

Deep observability and the AI security illusion: why more tools aren't delivering better protection

In this in-depth discussion, Mark Jow, EMEA Technical Advocate & Evangelist at Gigamon, and Sam Lambert, EMEA Channel Director at Gigamon, explore why 83% of breaches now involve AI despite increasing security...

REMI delivers renewable energy portfolio optimisation

Albert Hofeldt, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Power Factors, discusses the launch of Unity REMI: Renewable Energy Management Intelligence. REMI is the purpose-built intelligence engine that...

Building better batteries brings multiple benefits

Brian Zahnstecher, Nyobolt’s Chief Power Architect, explains how the company is transforming critical industries with unprecedented uptime using its unique fast charge technology. By leveraging new...

AI drives edge infrastructure demand

Dame Dawn Childs, the new CEO of nLighten, shares her excitement at joining the team at nLighten at such a pivotal time for both the company and the broader digital infrastructure sector. She sees a major...

Expert Opinions

How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Enterprise Architecture and the Channel Ecosystem

In this Q&A, Kristian Györkös, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Channel at WSO2, discusses how the rise of agentic AI is reshaping enterprise architecture, driving demand for composable systems and...

The World Cup Will Be Won on the Pitch, But Kept Online in the Data Centre

By Michael Beagan, General Manager at TES Power

Quantum Computing and the Future of Data Centre Energy

A high level walk through of the quantum computing (QC) world - the power and cooling challenges of QC in data centres. By AVK.

Can the UK construction market deliver data centre ambitions?

By James Vaughan, Associate Director, BCS Consultancy.

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