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Predicting the top five SMB threats of 2016

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service

AppRiver’s manager of security research, Troy Gill, has analysed threat trends over the last 12 months and offers his perspective of what lies ahead...

Two-phase cooling helps maximise AI performance

Shahar Belkin, Chief Evangelist at ZutaCore, explains how the company’s OmniTherm™ cold plate enables waterless two-phase cooling for manufacturers building servers with the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell...

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...

Removing a fundamental bottleneck to AI data centre growth

Sean Burke, CEO at Enteligent, positions 800V DC to 50V DC as the ‘missing piece’ in AI data centre power design. While 800VDC distribution solves the upstream limitations of traditional AC infrastructure,...

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euNetworks strengthens Super Highway network with new Frankfurt-Strasbourg route

The route addresses demand in an increasingly busy corner of the FLAP-D region, which comprises of Europe’s largest data centre markets.

Beware unintended consequences

CNDCP Paper outlines potential pitfalls in proposed rating scheme for data centres.

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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