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Play it cool with the digital twin

Streaming movies, playing computer games or finding the latest hidden musical gems are getting easier with each passing year. Just look at the last two months of 2019. We’ve seen the launch of Disney Plus, Google Stadia and Spotify providing its 248 million users with custom made playlists....

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How will data centre infrastructures be affected by the 5G rollout?

The continued growth of the Internet of Things (IOT) depends on ICT infrastructures that can support its data processing and communications bandwidth requirements. Accordingly, 5G, with its ultra-low latency and high transmission rates, has a vital role as an IoT enabler. However, implementing the...

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Data centres in a 5G era

When it comes to 5G, we’re just getting started. Entire industries are simultaneously planning for a new era of connectivity, bracing themselves for what is set to be one of the most influential roll-outs in technological history. Enabling higher speeds, lower latencies, and more...

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Videos

Jonathan Crowe, Director of Community at NinjaOne, introduces the company - its RMM and MDM solutions, the recently introduced Patch Intelligence AI for Patch Management feature, how NinjaOne helps MSPs to...
Tal Eisner, Guardz VP of Product Marketing, discusses the findings of the company’s recent MSP survey, which are that MSPs are juggling as many as 10 cybersecurity point solutions to protect their SMB...
Deborah Garand, Managing Director - High Tech, Accenture, discusses the findings of the company’s recent ‘As a Service, at Your Service’ research report which looks at the challenges and opportunities...
In this video we talk to Natal O'Grady from Camfil at DC Ireland 2024

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Linklaters has advised Brookfield-owned data centre operator Data4 on its €3.3bn debt raise, the largest digital infrastructure financing of its kind in Europe.
TCS has selected Toulouse, which is a major hub in Europe for this sector, will be TCS’ fourth centre in France, joining those in Lille, Poitiers, and Paris.
Large businesses, particularly those with revenues exceeding $500 million are making substantial investments in artificial intelligence, according to a recent study by Boston Consulting Group.
More collaboration and innovative technologies essential for combining business and environmental goals, company claims.