IT Infrastructure stories - Page 2
The vast numbers of servers, routers, storage devices, and services comprising the foundations or framework of information technology systems all fall under the definition of IT Infrastructure.
Essentially, IT infrastructure is relied upon and underpins every interaction with the internet, a cellular network, and every transmission between one person and another over a computer or telephone.
Essentially, IT infrastructure is relied upon and underpins every interaction with the internet, a cellular network, and every transmission between one person and another over a computer or telephone.
Rebuilding faster when permits go virtual
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Los Angeles and other US cities are speeding disaster recovery by using virtual inspection platforms to cut permit delays from months to days, accelerating rebuilds.
Telecoms face rising AI trust, cyber & talent shortage risks
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Telecom firms face rising risks in AI trust, cybersecurity, talent shortages and geopolitical shifts, challenging their digital transformation and customer confidence.
Unified security platforms help firms tackle network complexity
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Organisations are adopting unified security platforms to simplify network management, reduce errors and enhance threat detection amid growing infrastructure complexity.
Redefining resilience: Aligning virtualization and data protection for the edge era
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Virtualisation and data protection must unite as a cohesive system to boost resilience and cut costs by up to 40% in edge computing deployments, experts say.
Btech targets Asia-Pacific with managed cloud integration push
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Btech expands into Asia-Pacific with managed cloud and open-source integration, targeting finance, telecoms, manufacturing and public sectors for digital transformation.
New Zealand motorists face new road user charges & compliance tests
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By 2027, 3.5 million petrol vehicles in New Zealand will join the road user charges system, raising concerns over driver compliance and administrative challenges.
TRG Datacenters launches new 24 megawatt Houston site
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TRG Datacenters launches its 24 MW HOU2 site near Houston, offering USD $4.7m power savings and targeting hyperscale, cloud, and AI customers by 2026 Q4.
UK in-house IT projects plagued by delays & cost overruns
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Most UK in-house IT projects face delays and cost overruns, with 71% abandoned and only 11% completed on time, risking budgets and compliance.
TAHO raises USD $3.5 million to boost faster, cheaper AI computing
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TAHO has raised USD $3.5 million to develop a platform promising up to ten times faster and 90% cheaper AI computing by unifying cloud resources.
GHD joins Harvard-Microsoft AI transformation initiative
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GHD teams up with Harvard and Microsoft to accelerate AI adoption in business, pioneering innovation in engineering and infrastructure sectors globally.
ControlUp launches tool to speed Azure to Windows 365 move
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ControlUp has launched a free tool to automate and speed up migration from Azure Virtual Desktop to Windows 365 Cloud PCs, cutting costs and downtime.
When AI meets infrastructure: designing the data centres that can keep up
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AI's surge demands data centres to be redesigned with liquid cooling, high-density power, and sustainability for scalable, efficient infrastructure across Europe.
Couchbase gains AWS honour for powering travel sector digital shift
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Couchbase has earned AWS Travel and Hospitality Competency for enabling real-time, AI-powered apps supporting global travel brands' digital transformations.
Edge or server? Choosing the best facial recognition architecture for access control systems
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Choosing between edge and server facial recognition architectures hinges on balancing performance, security, and connectivity for effective access control.
5 lessons Australian IT leaders should take from Cisco Live Melbourne 2025
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Cisco Live Melbourne 2025 highlighted how Australian IT leaders must modernise networks and integrate AI-ready infrastructure to unlock true business value.
UK IT leaders struggle to meet rising sustainability demands
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Most UK IT leaders admit their firms are falling short on sustainability despite rising climate priorities and upcoming stricter reporting rules.
Cloudflare outage exposes global risks of digital centralisation
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A global Cloudflare outage highlights the risks of digital centralisation, disrupting websites and services worldwide and sparking calls for more resilient IT infrastructure.
Integrating UPS and PDUs in Data Centre Management
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Integrating UPS and intelligent PDUs in data centres ensures seamless power, optimised energy use, and real-time monitoring for improved reliability and efficiency.
How to avoid audit risk and support IT strategy in the hybrid era
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A quarter of organisations spend over USD $500,000 annually fixing software licence issues amid rising Oracle Java audits and hybrid IT complexity.
NEC expands Broadcom partnership to launch new VCF private cloud
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NEC expands its partnership with Broadcom to offer VMware Cloud Foundation, enhancing AI-ready private cloud solutions for enterprises globally and in Japan.