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To a lot of us data is boring but a necessary evil. Our organisations create documents that end up being stored somewhere, gathering digital dust.

Sweden-based data centre operator Hydro66 has continued to bank on strong company growth to boost staff, data centre builds, and capacity.

The university project, which is the first of its kind in the UK, is projected to reduce cooling energy by up to 83%.

CA Technologies is one of eight technology partners that will shape a European research project designed to facilitate software privacy by design.

Diligent completes acquisition of Brainloop, making it the leading supplier of high-security collaboration software in Europe.

The probability of a recipient opening an email increases 12% if the email claims to come from a known individual.

Getronics strengthens its foothold in France by acquiring leading ICT integrator ITS Overlap, enhancing its services for 400 customers and annual €50m turnover.

Some companies though do an incredible job of recruiting women into their workforces, but they have problems retaining them.

Credentials for SAP applications and systems are sought out by attackers to gain access to business-critical information and assets.

Research from Schneider Electric finds turning up the temperature can lower data centre PUE to provide energy savings of up to 64%.

SecurityBrief spoke to HPE ProLiant and Cloudline servers global business unit VP and GM Justin Hotard to gain an insight on HPE’s server strategy.

Its primary access points for code and infrastructure had required two-factor authentication via SMS, and the main attack intercepted the text.

DDoS botnets attacked online resources in 74 countries in Q2 2018, reveals Kaspersky Lab report. Hong Kong now ranks second among the most attacked countries.

Microsoft painted headlines earlier this year with its 'submarine' data centre, but Riello's GM says there's easier ways to efficient data centres.

The company admits that approximately 10 million records containing personal data may have been accessed during the 2017 breach.

Bug bounty programmes lack standardisation, says a CREST report urging the establishment of best practices to protect researchers and organisations alike.

Senior execs from Dell EMC, Apstra, Mellanox, and IDC discuss intent-based networking systems and how they will revolutionise the data centre.

After stepping in at the final hour to salvage Tintri, Data Direct Networks (DDN) has finalised a new reseller agreement - here are the details.

The annual event centred on the Irish data centre industry is returning with a host of supporting international associations and government bodies.

Very soon we will have consumed more from the planet than it can renew in the future - but Schneider Electric says it can be reversed.