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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.

Community collaboration and transparency - key to data centre success in the AI era

Edgar Van Essen, Managing Director, CCO and Partner for Switch Datacenters, outlines a dramatic decline in water use, new cooperative stakeholder models including green residual heat exchange networks, and a...

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...

110MW microgrid developed for Dublin data centre

Ben Pritchard, CEO of AVK, discusses the launch of what is believed to be Europe’s first, large-scale, 110 MW on-site microgrid, developed to support early phase site operational resilience. Located within...

AI accelerates adversaries and reshapes the attack surface

Zeki Turedi, CrowdStrike Field CTO Europe, discusses the findings of the company’s 2026 Global Threat Report, which reveals that AI is accelerating the adversary and expanding the enterprise attack surface....

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Climb Channel Solutions UK: reshaping IT distribution with 'people + platform'

Climb Channel Solutions UK introduces a model emphasising personal connections to improve MSP growth, aiming to challenge platform-centric IT distribution norms.

McClure taps Peer Software

PeerGFS delivers active-active synchronisation for large CAD and engineering workloads across 13 distributed offices.

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.

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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