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Reluctance to fully embrace the cloud hampers UK business development

Published in Cloud Cloud + MS Tech & Trends

Businesses in the UK are risking slower development as they fail to fully embrace technologies that support growth. New data shows that only a third of UK businesses (35%) are using fully-cloud-based solutions to support their business operations, while less than a fifth (14%) are operating AI solutions at a strategic level throughout their business.

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Cloudbusting: choosing the right cloud for your business

Published in Cloud Cloud + MS Tech & Trends

By Terry Storrar, Managing Director at Leaseweb UK.

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Diversity in tech is on the up – but there’s still more to be done

Published in AI Apps + DevOps Cloud Cloud + MS Data Analytics Design + Optimisation Digital Business Energy Management Hosting + Colocation Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware IT Management + Service Networks + Telecoms Power & Cooling Security + Compliance Storage + Servers Tech & Trends

Talent and training partner, mthree, which supports major global tech, banking, and business clients to build job-ready teams, has revealed the encouraging findings of its fourth annual Diversity in Tech research report.

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IceCloud Integrated Services - setting the standard for sustainable computing

Published in Cloud Cloud + MS

Kenneth Tan, Executive Director at Sardina Systems, Philip Kaye, Co-Founder and Director at Vespertec and Kristófer Andri Kristinsson, Product Manager and Business Development Manager at Borealis Data Center, explain how the three organisations have collaborated to develop an integrated IT solution that simplifies operations, offers optimised pricing, and is powered by 100% sustainable energy.

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AI cloud platform promises sustainable compute

Published in AI Cloud + MS

Alex Sharp, Chief Projects Officer, Data Centres at Nscale, outlines the scale of the AI data centre challenge – with average rack consuming 130 kilowatts of power, and as chips become more sophisticated, so too does their appetite for energy. In just five years, data centres could account for up to 30% of global emissions. Happily, there are ways in which such a future can be addressed to ensure a sustainable, digital future for the data centre sector.

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