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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.

Why getting AI right matters more than getting there first: lessons in automation culture and service delivery

In this interview, Dr. Brian Luckey, Chief Information Officer, and Kris Laskarzewski, Chief Transformation Officer at Integris, discuss the realities of embedding AI into a services business. From 'fail fast'...

Redefining the battery blueprint

Mike Nagus, CEO of LiNova, a battery tech company, talks backup power infrastructure, UPS and battery technologies – comparing and contrasting traditional approaches and solutions with some of the emerging...

Spark set to revolutionise the IT service desk

Denis Schertenleib, Nexthink’s Senior Director of Product, believes that the IT service desk won’t survive the next five years and that agentic AI will be the future of IT support. He also discusses...

Infinium launches Infinium Edge™ platform for high-ddensity AI data centre immersion cooling

Robert Schuetzle, CEO of Infinium, explains that, as power densities of GPUs, CPUs and supporting components continue to rise, cooling has emerged as one of the primary constraints to data centre performance,...

Expert Opinions

Is co-location the key for the UK’s data centres?

By Philip Silk, Development Director at Conrad Energy.

Momentum over noise: what MSPs really need from 2026

By Will Morey, Managing Director at Gamma Business.

Drones and datacenters: An unexpected aerial adversary amidst the AI boom

AI growth makes datacenters prime targets for drones, requiring radar-led, multi-sensor airspace security to detect threats, prevent disruptions, and protect critical infrastructure. By Kara Quesada,...

Your customers know the data sovereignty rules. They’re still getting hit. That’s your opportunity.

By David Byrnes, VP of Global Channels, Kiteworks.

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