Articles about Data Centre

Hungry Six Degrees swallows data centre biz BIS

Thirteenth buy in less than two years

2e2 rescue deal: Daisy swoops in, grabs data centre ops

Oakley Capital owner slurps

Stricken 2e2 sacks 627, winds down, retains a few data centre caretakers

Fat lady folding up her music stand, eyeing exit

Dell pulls Magirus out of the trenches for data centre assault

UK arm finally gets the call up

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Japanese giant NTT gobbles London data centre biz Gyron

NTT Communications has coughed an undisclosed financial fur ball to take a majority stake in data centre services provider Gyron. The Hemel Hempstead-based Gyron sells colocation and connectivity services to large enterprises including Adobe, Symantec and music streaming outfit Spotify via a 3 MW server farm on the outskirts of …

Titsup 2e2's data centre dustup gave UK users the CLOUD FEAR

When 2e2 Group suddenly collapsed earlier this year, owing over £400m to trade creditors and stranding a rake of customers from NHS trusts to the Bank of England, a gigantic question mark instantly formed over the cloud. Many customers already had concerns about keeping control of their assets in the cloud. 2e2's rapid collapse …

Stricken 2e2 threatens data centres: Your money or your lights

£40k from biggest fish, £4k from minnows, to keep servers running

Solar-powered data centre won't get IBM very far...

Big blue bombast

Facebook's Swedish data centre will be subject to Snoop Law

The icy location is a big advantage for the new data centre that Facebook is planning in the northern Swedish town of Lulea. But while the frigid Arctic winds will fan the servers, it's the legal climate that could get hot. A controversial Swedish internet surveillance law passed in 2008 allows the government there to intercept …

Data centre season down under

As Asia Pacific data centres hit 90 per cent capacity, a new crop of data hubs is blooming across Australia. This week HP unveiled its ‘Next Generation Data Centre’ in western Sydney suburb Eastern Creek, better known as a motor racing hub. The Sydney data centre investment is part of HP’s US$1 billion “transformation” to …

Microsoft data centre guru skips over to cloud-flirty Apple

Running up and down the stairs

Amazon buys bloody big shed for Dublin data centre

Every little helps

Gather round, EMC's ol' man Tucci knows Big Data's 'killer app'

Oracle OpenWorld Big cheese tells a tale of real-time analysis

College sticks cloud into geothermal igloo data centre

Investing in Iceland. What could go wrong?

Xio shells data centre citadels with barrels of disks

Growing Hyper ISE biz eyes up global domination

Symantec fends off VMware for data centre throne

Symantec Vision Virtualisation and clouds targeted

Deduper Sepaton edges out from data centre

ROBO DS3: Chunky unit

Should your data centre look more like Google’s?

Reader Study Or is that just a stupid idea?

Large companies ignore data centre advice - survey

Flasher macs popular among data centre nerds

IT distribution titan Tech Data to gobble UK's SDG for $350m

Capgemini pushes efficiency limits in Swindon data centre

Europe clamours for data centre capacity

SNIA Archiving for data protection in the modern data centre

Druva adds BYOD crenellations to its data fortress

Problems with primary data cloud storage

Former 2e2 director Marke rocks up at Daisy Group

Atomic Weapons Establishment ditches 2e2 in funding row

Stricken integrator 2e2's administrator has confirmed in a letter to staff that the Atomic Weapons Establishment, one of its data centre customers, walked after it was asked to pay thousands of pounds to keep the server farm up and running. FTI Consulting, hauled in to take charge of 2e2 late January, told remaining staff at the …