Data Centre Solutions

Visa’s letter to the Treasury Select Committee, documenting details behind the recent outage which left millions of people unable to complete card transactions, reinforces a critical challenge that organisations face when exposed to a ‘partial failure’ of IT infrastructure. This is...

Published in Power & Cooling

At the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) in Frankfurt, Germany, Lenovo is announcing “Neptune”: its approach to holistic liquid cooling in the data center.

Published in Power & Cooling

Contributes to efficiency in high performance computing.

Published in Design + Optimisation Energy Management Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware Power & Cooling

Provides the only colocation solution that offers managed services across all top four public cloud platforms.

NEWS

Vertiv enables further innovation at Russian data centre

Vertiv builds on five-year relationship to provide high performance UPS, lithium-ion batteries...

CNet launches Distance Learning Data Centre Sustainability Program

Designed and written by the global leaders in data centre technical education, CNet Training, in...

Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust awards three year maintenance contract

Secure I.T. Environments Ltd, one of the UK’s leading designers and builders of modular data...

Young engineers thrive at Crestchic during Year of Engineering

Three young, talented engineers have been appointed into key design roles at global loadbank...

Making business continuity Easy for SMEs

Offers optimised footprint, advanced product features, and competitive specifications.

Crestchic supplies state-of-the-art loadbank to University of Chester’s flagship Energy Centre

Crestchic has supplied the University of Chester with a nominally rated 300 kVA restive/reactive...

85 per cent of organisations report they could not survive for longer than four weeks without mission critical IT systems

Six weeks since the TSB crisis and new research from business continuity and disaster recovery...

NEWS

Make it modular

There have been many rumblings of late that centre around the demise of traditional standalone UPS...

Crestchic says loadbanks can reduce worrying stats around the lack of energy resilience

With recent research from Centrica stating that 33% of energy decision-makers believe their...

Vertiv expands Customer Experience Centre for Thermal Management

State-of-the-art Adiabatic Freecooling Chiller Innovation Lab is designed to develop latest thermal...

NEWS

Equinix, Digital Realty and NTT lead colocation market

New Q1 data from Synergy Research Group shows that Equinix, Digital Realty and NTT maintain a...

The rise of multi-signal MDR in the age of tool sprawl and identity-driven threats

In this interview, Phil Skelton, Senior Director of International Sales at eSentire, explores why modern defence demands multi-signal MDR that correlates identity, endpoint, cloud, network, and vulnerability...

Hot-water cooling addresses the AI power challenge

Dr. Peter de Bock, vice president, Data Center Energy and Cooling Technology, Eaton, discusses what the launch of the NVIDIA Rubin platform means for data centre power demand, explaining that it could be a...

Building trusted partnerships in the channel: AI, culture and the future of MSPs

In this conversation, Sam Lambert, EMEA Channel Director at Gigamon, and Richard Betts, Founder and CEO of Vizst Technology, share candid insights into how AI is reshaping security operations. They explore...

From firefighting to frameworks: Helping MSPs scale with operational maturity

In this interview, Devang Mehta, Co-Founder & Director of Operations and Customer Success at Infrassist, explains how MSPs can move beyond reactive operations to build structured, scalable frameworks for...

Expert Opinions

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

By David Byrnes, VP of Global Channels, Kiteworks.

Managing persistent exposure: why APT defence requires a strategic shift

By Lorri Janssen-Anessi, Director of External Cybersecurity Assessments, BlueVoyant

Designing Intelligence into the Electrical Foundation of Data Centers

IoT-Enabled Components and the Next Phase of Data Center Infrastructure. By George Connelly, Strategic Business Analyst at Wesgarde.

Why AI data centres are becoming a critical infrastructure cyber risk

By Arik Diamant, Principal Solution Architect, at Claroty.

Power & Cooling News Videos Expert Opinions

Prepare for ‘partial failures’ of IT infrastructure like Visa outage

Neptune helps Lenovo drive a data centre sea change

Eaton celebrates MANGO project partnership milestone

Rackspace launches Colocation Services

Vertiv enables further innovation at Russian data centre

CNet launches Distance Learning Data Centre Sustainability Program

Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust awards three year maintenance contract

Young engineers thrive at Crestchic during Year of Engineering

Making business continuity Easy for SMEs

Crestchic supplies state-of-the-art loadbank to University of Chester’s flagship Energy Centre

85 per cent of organisations report they could not survive for longer than four weeks without mission critical IT systems

Make it modular

Crestchic says loadbanks can reduce worrying stats around the lack of energy resilience

Vertiv expands Customer Experience Centre for Thermal Management

Equinix, Digital Realty and NTT lead colocation market

Videos

The rise of multi-signal MDR in the age of tool sprawl and identity-driven threats

Hot-water cooling addresses the AI power challenge

Building trusted partnerships in the channel: AI, culture and the future of MSPs

From firefighting to frameworks: Helping MSPs scale with operational maturity

Expert Opinions

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

Managing persistent exposure: why APT defence requires a strategic shift

Designing Intelligence into the Electrical Foundation of Data Centers

Why AI data centres are becoming a critical infrastructure cyber risk