Logo

News

What a Solid State we store in
  • Published in

Solid state drives use semiconductor chips, as opposed to magnetic media, to store data. The chips that solid state drives use are non-volatile memory meaning that the data remains even when the system has no power. By Gilda Foss, SNIA SSSI Governing Board, NetApp.

Read More
Have your platform & eat it too: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
  • Published in

Cloud computing stakeholders have numerous challenges to overcome when considering different service offering, writes Patrick Kerpan, CEO and co-founder of CohesiveFT.

Read More
The storage Holy Grail: Decoupling performance from capacity
  • Published in

The role of a Flash Hypervisor in today’s Virtual Data Centre. By Jeff Aaron, Vice President of Marketing, PernixData.

Read More
And the winners are…
  • Published in

The fourth annual DCS Awards took place on Thursday 15th May at the Millennium Hotel in London’s Mayfair in front of 300 guests from across Europe.

Read More
Keeping control of your storage environment: whatever the weather

The promise of virtualisation remains just that for many organisations, frustrated with the poor...

Read More
A new data centre at MMU

Manchester Metropolitan University has introduced a new high density data centre as part of a dual...

Read More
Optimising data centre and IT strategy ‘in the round’

DCS talks to Michael Rudgyard, CTO and Founder of Concurrent Thinking, about how a true DCIM suite...

Read More
What lessons IT managers can learn from professional athletes

Eric Jorgensen, VP of regional sales EMEA at Virtual Instruments, recently trained for a triathlon...

Read More
Data centre carrier neutrality: Six things you need to know

For any data centre manager considering a colocation strategy, it’s important to ensure that...

Read More
British design and manufacture recognised in DCS Awards

The SmartCool™ CW SD/SN/SR (11-233kW) was developed to meet the demand for an...

Read More
Have you already gone wireless or are you still dealing with cables?

A different approach to integrated power and environment monitoring in data centres. By Jörg...

Read More
The path to an environmentally-friendly data centre

A carefully chosen site in the West Midlands provided the opportunity for a clean sheet in terms of...

Read More

Videos

Hot-water cooling addresses the AI power challenge

Dr. Peter de Bock, vice president, Data Center Energy and Cooling Technology, Eaton, discusses what the launch of the NVIDIA Rubin platform means for data centre power demand, explaining that it could be a...

Infinium launches Infinium Edge™ platform for high-ddensity AI data centre immersion cooling

Robert Schuetzle, CEO of Infinium, explains that, as power densities of GPUs, CPUs and supporting components continue to rise, cooling has emerged as one of the primary constraints to data centre performance,...

Edge observability takes centre stage

Arturo Oliver, Sr. Director of Market Strategy & Analyst Relations at ScienceLogic, discusses why the edge is becoming the new frontier for observability- and what that shift means for enterprises trying to...

Inside Portnox’s global channel launch and passwordless NAC strategy

In this interview, Kristen Knight, newly appointed VP of Channel Sales at Portnox, discusses the launch of the company’s global partner programme and its cloud-native, passwordless approach to network access...

Expert Opinions

Quantum must not repeat AI’s mistakes

By Dr Sebastian Weidt, co-founder & CEO, Universal Quantum.

Keeping data in check: the importance of data defensibility

By George Tziahanas, AGC and VP of Compliance at Archive360.

Artificial Intelligence or human intelligence, which is the priority?

By Russell Gammon, Chief Innovation Officer at Tax Systems.

AI agents are causing havoc for businesses – here’s how to stop them from going rogue

By Mark McClain, CEO and Founder at SailPoint.

© 2026 - Angel Business Communications Limited

Made with by Angels