Month: July 2016

Australian real estate marketing company moves systems into the cloud to help it compete during a property boom

British American Tobacco exec jets down under.

The world of insurance is often portrayed as staid and conservative when it comes to IT, and Hiscox was no exception.  The company has about 2,000 employees, some 250 of them working in IT. But with...

Puppet senior product manager Ryan Coleman has attempted to dispel the three big myths surrounding DevOps at this week's Computing DevOps Summit 2016. In a presentation Coleman focused on three of the...

The NHS care.data project designed to share anonymised patient data has been scrapped following the intervention of Fiona Caldicott, the National Data Guardian for Health and Care. The decision was made...

Canonical and Cloud Foundry developer Pivotal have agreed a partnership in which Canonical's Ubuntu Linux will become the preferred operating system for running Cloud Foundry, with secure certified Ubuntu...

Insurance firm Royal & SunAlliance (RSA) has completed a data centre migration, moving a mainframe supporting around 2,000 applications to new data centres in Scandinavia and Canada. The migrated applications...

Openreach enlists five broadband services providers to take part in a trial of processes for sharing access to its duct and pole infrastructure

Europe nabs six out of the top 10 spots in Cushman & Wakefield's list of low-risk locations to build or buy up datacentre capacity

Data centres could cut power consumption by 25 per cent and achieve higher rates of use if operating systems deployed simultaneous multi-threading, according to researchers at the Australian National University...