NEWS
Five ways AI can be a force for good

By David Fearne, Global Practice Leader for Business Intelligence, Arrow ECS.

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IoT Beyond PoC: A shift in mindset

By Jason Kay, Chief Commercial Officer, IMS Evolve.

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NEWS
Why structured cabling is critical to IoT

By Paul Weber, VP of Engineering, Rahi Systems.

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What’s beyond voice?

For communications service providers (CSP) facing significant churn in traditional lines of...

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IoT’s all about the data

By Erick Dean, Product Director, IoT, Splunk.

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Three industries ripe for IoT transformation in 2018

By Richard Smith, Regional Manager at SOTI.

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The AI capabilities of Google Cloud Platform

By Chris Cox, Technical Lead, Google Cloud Platform, CTS.

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Videos

Softcat’s Dean Gardner (Technology Director) and Adam Harding (Head of OCTO) unpack the findings of the organisation's latest Business Tech Report. From agentic AI and ransomware resilience to sustainability...
James Netherwood, Head of Research Middle East, Capacity and Datacloud, discusses the upcoming Capacity Middle East event and the launch of Datacloud Middle East. The events unite over 3,500 executives from...
Work AI leader Glean has launched the Work AI Institute, a first-of-its-kind research initiative - supported by faculty from Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley, Notre Dame, and others - dedicated to decoding what...
Lenaik Andrieux, General Manager – Power Systems EMEA, India & Australia, Rehlko, explains how the acquisition of The Wilmott Group, a UK-based supplier of critical backup-power solutions, makes Rehlko one...

News

Vertiv’s Next Predict service uses AI to monitor data centre equipment and provide predictive insights to support maintenance and operational continuity.
Delta Electronics, MODEC and Eld Energy collaborate on a maritime hydrogen energy project targeting 2027 deployment.
Chris Allan appointed as CEO of mhance to help drive growth and enhance its Microsoft-first strategy following SilverTree Equity's acquisition.
New analysis reveals that UK data centres could supply enough waste heat to warm millions of homes by 2035, stressing the need for infrastructure investment.