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UK ranked safest datacentre location in Europe but lags behind US in global ranking
The UK has been ranked as the lowest-risk destination in Europe for businesses to build datacentres, a Data Centre Risk Index 2013 shows News | 21 May 2013
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London Olympic Park will become home to a datacentre facility
The London Legacy Development Corporation has signed a deal with a UK provider to develop a datacentre facility at the Olympic Park News | 20 May 2013
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Google makes IaaS product Google Compute Engine generally available
Google has made its IaaS platform, Google Compute Engine, generally available to any developer or business Analysis | 20 May 2013
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CIO interview: Colin Rees, IT director, Domino's Pizza
The pizza delivery chain's IT director Colin Rees talks about its journey to cloud computing and the challenges of BYOD and IT consumerisation interview | 15 May 2013
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Firms not ready for Windows XP end-of-life could face compliance risks
In less than a year, Microsoft ends support on Windows XP. Companies must have a migration plan or face compliance issues Analysis | 13 May 2013
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Redstation offers 100Gbps data speed for bandwidth-hungry customers
Datacentre provider Redstation offers businesses data speeds of up to 100Gbps as customers demand greater bandwidth News | 09 May 2013
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Domino’s Pizza plans to move web services to the cloud
After using cloud for testing and development apps, Domino’s Pizza is now looking to move its web services to the cloud News | 08 May 2013
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Virtualisation and automation help Jaguar Land Rover increase output
Jaguar Land Rover launched a five-year IT upgrade project including virtualisation and automation and it has already started reaping benefits Case Study | 08 May 2013
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SME Arcus brings AWS IaaS and PaaS to public sector with G-Cloud
UK SME Arcus Global has become the first certified Amazon Web Services reseller on the government’s third G-Cloud framework News | 07 May 2013
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Can VMware capture the cloud with its software-defined datacentre strategy?
According to VMware, a software defined datatcentre is the foundation of a hybrid cloud to help businesses deliver ITaaS Analysis | 02 May 2013
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Cloud gold rush: Is it all just supplier noise?
IT providers are unveiling cloud services at lightning speed and are launching robust price wars. But are enterprise customers equally gung-ho in adoption? Feature
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The dark side of software-defined datacentres
As different suppliers have different strategies for software-defined datacentres, is the lack of standards leading to chaos? Feature
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How to move data and applications in the cloud
IT must be prepared with a strategy to minimise the impact of the failure of their cloud or datacentre provider Feature
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100Gbps Ethernet – is it time to move?
Do you need 100Gbps Ethernet in your datacentre, or is the technology just going through a hype cycle? Computer Weekly investigates Feature
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Driving datacentre efficiency to meet future demand
Changes can wreak havoc in a datacentre that will outlive generations of servers. How can green facilities stay efficient in the face of IT progress? Feature
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Oh dear, our datacentre provider has gone bust
Ensure that you enter into a sensible contract with your datacentre provider and factor in all possibilities including them going bust Feature
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Top technologies that can make your datacentre green
Energy-efficient technologies that can reduce running costs in the datacentre and across the business Feature
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How to effectively manage datacentre temperature and humidity
A datacentre is a complex facility with different cooling equipment and power systems. Here's how to monitor its temperature and humidity Feature
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Six datacentre resolutions IT must make and stick to in 2013
IT executives must put the datacentre where it needs to be – at the heart of the business – with these new year's resolutions Feature
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CIOs debate the future of the datacentre
IT leaders met at a roundtable event hosted by Computer Weekly in association with Oracle to discuss the future of the datacentre Feature
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VMworld Europe 2012 Coverage
VMworld Europe 2012 is taking place 9-11 October at the Gran Via Barcelona. Keep up to date on all the news coverage here guide
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UK ranked safest datacentre location in Europe but lags behind US in global ranking
The UK has been ranked as the lowest-risk destination in Europe for businesses to build datacentres, a Data Centre Risk Index 2013 shows News
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London Olympic Park will become home to a datacentre facility
The London Legacy Development Corporation has signed a deal with a UK provider to develop a datacentre facility at the Olympic Park News
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Google makes IaaS product Google Compute Engine generally available
Google has made its IaaS platform, Google Compute Engine, generally available to any developer or business Analysis
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CIO interview: Colin Rees, IT director, Domino's Pizza
The pizza delivery chain's IT director Colin Rees talks about its journey to cloud computing and the challenges of BYOD and IT consumerisation interview
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Firms not ready for Windows XP end-of-life could face compliance risks
In less than a year, Microsoft ends support on Windows XP. Companies must have a migration plan or face compliance issues Analysis
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Cloud gold rush: Is it all just supplier noise?
IT providers are unveiling cloud services at lightning speed and are launching robust price wars. But are enterprise customers equally gung-ho in adoption? Feature
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Redstation offers 100Gbps data speed for bandwidth-hungry customers
Datacentre provider Redstation offers businesses data speeds of up to 100Gbps as customers demand greater bandwidth News
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Domino’s Pizza plans to move web services to the cloud
After using cloud for testing and development apps, Domino’s Pizza is now looking to move its web services to the cloud News
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Virtualisation and automation help Jaguar Land Rover increase output
Jaguar Land Rover launched a five-year IT upgrade project including virtualisation and automation and it has already started reaping benefits Case Study
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SME Arcus brings AWS IaaS and PaaS to public sector with G-Cloud
UK SME Arcus Global has become the first certified Amazon Web Services reseller on the government’s third G-Cloud framework News
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