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Corrosion and extreme weather may have weakened the ageing Genoa motorway bridge, which collapsed and killed and injured dozens.
Michael Zammit says it's crucial to implement future-proof connectivity solutions now to reduce outages and avoid unnecessary costs down the road.
The company is making substantial investments into the area following significant market growth and rapid expansion.
With the technology and its applications still an enigma to most, blockchain has a long way to go before it's mature enough for many use cases.
A new Gartner survey of senior executives has revealed enterprises want to take their storage to the cloud - but are being held back by the 'risks'.
The new Z-series fabric doubles the capacity of its predecessor and is targeted at the US$19.9 billion market.
A critical flaw in Microsoft's ADFS allows bypassing MFA, posing a severe risk, warns Okta's REX team. Urgent patching is recommended for users.
Orange Business Services finalises its €350m acquisition of Basefarm, bolstering its European cloud market stance.
Interxion is adding to its lineup of cloud providers with new dedicated access to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) across its Europe footprint.
Reuse and recycle is a slogan that is becoming increasingly critical to our existence on this planet, and something DigiPlex has taken note of.
Artificial intelligence can reduce human effort and lower the time needed to detect, respond to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents.
The company has made its intentions clear for the Nordic region with this news coming hot on the heels of new data centres in Sweden.
Microsoft announced that it had launched an underwater data centre in Scotland, but who knew that it would be so attractive to fish?.
StorageCraft enhances its DRaaS offerings for MSPs with cloud pooling, one-click recovery, and 30-day free virtualisation to bolster margins and market reach.
Colt Data Centre Services and Internap (INAP) have announced a global, multi-year alliance to be based in North London.
To a lot of us data is boring but a necessary evil. Our organisations create documents that end up being stored somewhere, gathering digital dust.
Sweden-based data centre operator Hydro66 has continued to bank on strong company growth to boost staff, data centre builds, and capacity.
The university project, which is the first of its kind in the UK, is projected to reduce cooling energy by up to 83%.
CA Technologies is one of eight technology partners that will shape a European research project designed to facilitate software privacy by design.
Corning's Clive Hogg says tech's rapid advancement has resulted in not only an explosion of data, but a reliance on data centres never before seen.