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The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is revising its cloud strategy and embarking on a push to ensure even its most…
“The VMware of edge servers.” That was the plan for Robin.io. Since being bought by Japanese giant the Rakuten Group,…
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UK firms that run a relatively small number of servers in their datacentres are more likely to prioritise achieving energy…
Even though the UK’s fibre sector is hot right now, with unprecedented availability to gigabit access, a row is brewing…
The UK Treasury has launched a consultation on its plans to launch a digital currency, which could lead to a…
Containerisation typifies the biggest current shifts in IT. Containers are intended as lightweight and portable – between systems, between datacentre…
The UK government has for the first time established a Whitehall department dedicated to science and technology policy. As part…
Automobile company Jaguar Land Rover has announced that it will be offering around 300 people the opportunity to take part…
The LockBit ransomware cartel has confirmed it was indeed behind the 10 January cyber attack on the systems of Royal…
NetApp has launched a new QLC flash storage array family – the C-series – aimed at higher-capacity use cases that…
No one was quite sure where the never-ending flurry of fires and Indonesian car crashes were coming from. But the…