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The relentless demand for data has resulted in another robust quarter for the global server market with impressive growth.

Monaco-based VENTURI Formula E Team has partnered with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to enhance its operational efficiency and engineering excellence.

IDC has shared its forecast for digital transformation spending in Europe, which looks to be a very profitable industry.

Gartner certainly thinks so, as it expects the sheer majority of enterprises to have binned their on-premises facility by 2025.

Vertiv has placed particular emphasis on edge computing being the 'epicentre' of innovation in the data centre space.

Amazon Web Services unveils three new tools—Control Tower, Security Hub, and Lake Formation—that streamline data lake building, security, and compliance on AWS.

While it can't claim to be the first one to deploy them, it does win the race of the cloud giants in offering the architecture as a cloud service.

The company has shared what it believes are the five data centre optimisation trends that will maximise data centre performance in 2019.

Europol and law enforcement authorities from 26 countries have dismantled an online counterfeit goods ring and arrested 12 people.

The world's largest post-warranty data centre maintenance organisation has announced that it will be opening its new EMEA Operations Centre in Cork, Ireland.

After elbowing its way into the EMEA market last month, the Chinese cloud provider has now unveiled the full extent of its product portfolio for the region.

Traditional perimeter-based security strategies – once the backbone of enterprise security – simply no longer apply.

Gemalto is set to build data centres across the EU to meet the rising demand for cloud-based authentication and GDPR compliance, says SVP Lasnier.

The relentless march of the hyperscalers continues with today's announcement that Google is committing a whopping €600 million to a new data centre in Denmark.

Iguazio CEO Yaron Haviv discusses whether the partnership really is a 'match made in heaven' and what it means for the industry.

HPE asserts it is a big deal as the system can drive down operating costs, plug disruptive performance gaps, and free up time to allow IT staff to innovate.

DataDirect Networks (DDN) today announced that it will be playing a role in one of NASA's most critical missions.

It will be installed at the High Performance Computing Center of the University of Stuttgart and will be the world's fastest for industrial production.

Despite repeated assurances from Danish ministers, almost none of the new hyperscale data centres are reusing their waste heat.

The new infrastructure region is expected to be complete in early 2020 to enable customers to run workloads and store data in Italy with even lower latency.