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The Digitalisation World Video magazine contains the latest Zoom interviews with experts in the industry.
In this in-depth discussion, Mark Jow, EMEA Technical Advocate & Evangelist at Gigamon, and Sam Lambert, EMEA Channel Director at Gigamon, explore why 83% of breaches now involve AI despite increasing security investment. From fragmented visibility and tool sprawl to cloud security misconceptions and machine-speed attacks, they explain why deep observability is becoming the foundation of effective cyber defence.
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Chris Street, Group Chief Revenue Officer of ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, discusses the findings of a new regional research study, Mind the Gap: Bridging the AI Infrastructure Readiness Divide, examining how organisations across Asia are progressing from AI ambition to execution. Commissioned by STT GDC with research partner Ecosystm, the study reveals that AI ambition across Asia is high, with nearly 90% of organisations having embarked on their AI journeys. However, a significant 71% remain in the "Builder" stage of maturity, where initial AI pilots struggle to scale into production environments capable of delivering consistent and measurable return on investment (ROI).
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Mike Slevin, Director of EMEA market at Fluke Corporation, explains how, as AI demand accelerates, new research from the company reveals a growing confidence crisis among data centre professionals, raising concerns about the sector’s ability to scale reliably. 22% fully trust that their test and measurement data reflects real-world operating conditions - confidence drops further under pressure, with just 19% expressing full trust in data accuracy during peak load or failure scenarios. Mike discusses what needs to be done, with regular maintenance and better monitoring seen as critical to reducing downtime.
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Peter Huang, Global President of Thermal Management & Data Centre at Castrol, discusses the rising importance of liquid cooling to meet the growing demands of AI, ML, and edge computing, explaining how bp Castrol is positioning itself as a thermal management specialist, building a global, end-to-end liquid cooling platform for the data centre industry. Peter shares the company’s “Forward” vision to become the leading liquid cooling orchestrator and partner-of-choice for global partners and customers.
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Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in Newcastle earlier this year, we keep the region’s data centre conversation going, as Mike Hoy, CTO at Pulsant, Zac Potts, Technical Director, Sudlows and Matt Evans, CEO at Apx Data Centre Solutions, discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing the infrastructure required to deliver the data centres and associated digital infrastructure required to realise the North East AI Growth Zone’s full potential. All three are overwhelmingly positive in terms of the region’s role in underpinning the UK’s AI growth ambitions.
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Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in Newcastle earlier this year, we keep the region’s data centre conversation going, as Ed Bissell, Sales Director at Stellium Data Centres, Lewis Cobb, Global Director at Durata and Jordan Toulson, Senior Product Manager at QiO Technologies Ltd, discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing the infrastructure required to deliver the data centres and associated digital infrastructure required to realise the North East AI Growth Zone’s full potential. All three are overwhelmingly positive in terms of the region’s role in underpinning the UK’s AI growth ambitions.
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Cyber risk is increasingly being viewed as a business resilience challenge rather than solely an IT concern. In this interview, Helen Barge, Principal at Howden Risk Advisory, discusses the importance of leadership in cybersecurity, the impact of evolving compliance requirements, and how MSPs can help organisations strengthen resilience, improve cyber hygiene, and create long-term business value.
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Cyber risk is increasingly being viewed as a business resilience challenge rather than solely an IT concern. In this interview, Helen Barge, Principal at Howden Risk Advisory, discusses the importance of leadership in cybersecurity, the impact of evolving compliance requirements, and how MSPs can help organisations strengthen resilience, improve cyber hygiene, and create long-term business value.
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Richard Petrie, CTO at LINX, discusses the recent Uptime Institute’s Annual Outages Analysis Report which finds that networking and connectivity continue to sit at the top of the most common causes of IT outages, reinforcing the importance of resilience in this area. As organisations face growing pressure from network congestion, external threats and increasing reliance on third-party providers, resilience across both network and data centre infrastructure is becoming critical. Richard explains that the backbone of a strong redundancy strategy is a secondary fabric that allows data to be rerouted during periods of disruption or risk, helping organisations remain operational even when the primary network is compromised.
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Rob Knoth, Sr Solution Marketing Group Director, Cadence provides brilliant insight into the company’s expanded partnership with NVIDIA to deliver accelerated solutions across agentic AI, physics-based simulation and digital twins to unlock new levels of productivity and accelerate next generation engineering design flows across semiconductor design, physical AI systems and hyperscale AI factories.
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James Earl, CEO of Future Energy Networks (FEN), outlines how gas networks received well over 100 connection enquiries from data centre developers in 2024 and 2025. Published by FEN – the representative body for the UK gas networks – the figures demonstrate how enquiries have risen exponentially, with around three times as many submitted in 2025 compared to 2024. Thiss dramatic increase in the number of data centre enquiries to gas networks reflects the long delays developers are encountering in accessing the electricity grid. James explains that, to get ahead in the global AI race, bolster economic growth and secure future investment, the UK, and the data centre sector specifically, must harness the immense potential of both gas and electricity systems.
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