Amsterdam, traditionally one of Europe’s five leading datacentre hubs alongside Frankfurt, London, Paris and Dublin, faces severe growth limitations. Amsterdam’s city council recently announced that…
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has paid a heavy price for the cyber attack it suffered in August, reporting a revenue loss of £485m for the…
Enthusiasm for corporate sustainability appears to be waning, with major firms seemingly quietly abandoning environmental goals, but David Picton remains optimistic. For him, sustainability is…
Banks and insurance companies are more likely to work with suppliers to develop artificial intelligence (AI) agents than develop them in-house. Two-thirds of more than…
The European colocation market is plugging the demand gaps for datacentre capacity caused by the waning appetites of hyperscale cloud firms by cozying up to…
The UK government has confirmed North Wales as the location of its latest AI growth zone (AIGZ), while also revealing that there is no investment…
The National Grid is continuing its efforts to beef up the UK’s electricity infrastructure to support the growth of the nation’s datacentre sector, with a…
The Post Office’s contract with Fujitsu for the supplier’s Horizon system has a built-in option to continue into 2028. The news earlier this week that…
Synnovis, the joint venture pathology services partnership between two London NHS Trusts and Synlab, a provider of medical diagnostics technology, is notifying its NHS partners…
The US’ Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2015, an Obama-era cyber security intelligence-sharing law that was allowed to lapse at the end of September…
Microsoft marked the penultimate Patch Tuesday of 2025 with an update lighter than of late, addressing a mere 63 common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) across…
A “major issue” with the ControlWorks software used by police to monitor emergency calls led to a delay in officers receiving critical information during a…
