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Digital transformation is reshaping industries by revolutionizing the exchange of real-time information through collaborative communities.

Clearly the big trends which affect IT specifically and many vertical sectors generally, are also having an impact on the data center.

The idea is that servers are sensitive to temperature; they fail more quickly at higher temperatures than lower temperatures.

In particular, the adiabatic system reduces the energy impact both in summer and in mid-season more, operating for the large part of the year.

some organisations are hesitant to put 100% of their applications in the cloud, either for security reasons or because few digital payments applicatio.

The digital edge - This is the place where information is exchanged, transactions are conducted, and data is gathered and analysed.

Colocation providers eye sustainability, DCIM, and OCP for cutting costs and new revenue streams, amid a rising eco-conscious market.

There won't be any death by Powerpoint at Dicker Data's Cloud Festival, with the distributor instead promising powerful triumphs and amazing insights.

Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan explains how Fortinet’s security fabric protects your client’s public cloud-based and in-house digital assets.

Cloud computing fundamentally changes how we think about cyber security. Trend Micro’s Peter Hewett outlines what that means for resellers.

Reducing demand on the engine means it doesn’t have to be as large as in a traditional car, and thus operates more efficiently.

Colocation providers discuss customer demands, data sovereignty, and the impact of IoT and edge computing at a recent industry event.

Each data center is somewhat different and the approach to modernization could vary depending upon the individual circumstances.

This year will see the perfect storm across the storage industry, says ioFabric’s Greg Wyman. He outlines why and what it means for the market.

Equinix is partnering with Google to deliver a hybrid Kubernetes architecture, enhancing enterprise cloud migration and multi-cloud solutions.

In the realm of data center Information Technology (IT), innovations that enhance performance often drive investments in data center modernization.

Analyst Zeus Kerrala, writing on behalf of Silver Peak, outlines why the rise of IoT means businesses must rethink their WAN strategies.

For most data center stakeholders, modernization has traditionally meant replacing existing systems with equal or bigger systems at higher cost.

The challenge rests on how to prepare for and manage the risk of the known unknowns (that is, risks that have been identified but not addressed).

Is your data centre showing its age? Look out for limited space, inefficient cooling, and rising upkeep costs signalling an urgent need for modernisation.