Europe (European) stories
From personal privacy to online scams, it seems almost every IT security-related issue now has its very own awareness week.
Digital Realty today announced that it will be expanding its dedicated access to the IBM Cloud in 15 major metropolitan areas around the globe.
The scam network is thought to be responsible for more than 35,000 cases of fraud and has caused more than EUR 18 million in damage.
Virtus has announced two data centres have officially gone online with another on the near horizon, burgeoning its IT capacity in the region.
Matt Harris has been with the team for 20 years and here he shares its incredible data history - including a data outage he will take to his grave.
Action Fraud UK is warning people to be wary of any emails they receive that look like they belong to UK university email addresses.
Aruba has secured a PoP deal with the Milan Internet eXchange (MIX) to establish new interconnections from its modern (and huge) data centre campus.
The tech giant has invested in a huge private subsea cable project across the Atlantic Ocean to expand its global cloud network.
A consortium of vendors has celebrated construction commencement of a project designed to test and validate the feasibility of new data centre tech.
The deal will see Six Degrees building and hosting the international company's data and IT services on a multi-cloud platform across 16 countries.
The point of the Project is to reach into more data centres and expand the locations where customers can connect to the DE-CIX peering platform.
Orange says the acquisition will reinforce its position in the cloud computing services market across the continent.
Ataata's security awareness training and cyber risk management platform will be integrated with Mimecast's cyber resilience for email.
Last night Interxion hosted an event on the top floor of the City Hall with 360 degree views to mark the launch of its third London data centre.
Data centre operators used to desire large plots on the fringes of city metros, but AU-based Charles Fortin says this ideal is beginning to change.
Renewable energy is a hot topic among data centre circles, and Scandinavia has seized the opportunity to make the most of it.
When cloud computing stormed onto the scene there were many that believed the traditional on-premises data centre had met its match - not to be.
On its day of admitting bankruptcy, Tintri can now be brought back from the brink after Data Direct Networks made a bid for acquisition.
The company says the new €115 million facility will also accompany a makeover of its existing data centre in Frankfurt.
HPE has won a supercomputer bid for a Swiss brain research initiative that employs futuristic data centre technology.
