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Predicting the future not the past

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Professor Feindt, founder of predictive analytics firm Blue Yonder offers some thoughts on where technology is headed durign 2016.

Financial visibility, profitability, and exit readiness in the MSP market

In this conversation, Daniel Welling, Co-Founder of MSP Finance Team, shares his perspective on the financial realities facing managed service providers today. He explores why profitability can be difficult to...

AI tools to digital employees: why traditional security models are falling behind

As AI tools evolve into a rapidly growing digital workforce, organisations are being forced to rethink how they secure them. In this conversation, Steve Wilson, Chief AI Officer at Exabeam, explains why AI...

Switch to a strategic procurement approach when it comes to switchgear

Adhum Carter Wolde-Lule, Director at Prism Power Group, highlights the fact that switchgear is fast becoming one of the biggest hidden constraints in UK (and elssehwere) commercial construction - with data...

Removing a fundamental bottleneck to AI data centre growth

Sean Burke, CEO at Enteligent, positions 800V DC to 50V DC as the ‘missing piece’ in AI data centre power design. While 800VDC distribution solves the upstream limitations of traditional AC infrastructure,...

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Scottish data centre operator launches 'first-of-its-kind' recruitment contest

DataVita offers full-time role to whoever builds the most impressive project using OpenClaw – no experience or CV required.

SiTime boosts GPU utilisation in AI data centres

SiTime Corporation has introduced the Elite 2 Super-TCXO® to increase GPU utilization and compute efficiency in AI data centers by delivering better time synchronization. The product targets a $1.5 billion...

LogicMonitor expands platform focused on autonomous IT operations

LogicMonitor has expanded its platform to support Autonomous IT, combining visibility, context, and automated action across enterprise systems.

Scaling on-premises AI with Dell and AMD infrastructure

AMD GPUs are now supported on Dell PowerEdge servers, extending on-premises AI compute capabilities.

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