Microsoft's €480m European datacentre, opened in 2009. The facility will have a capacity of 54,200m2 once its planned expansion programme is complete in 2015.
The strategic importance of the Dublin site is that it enables European users to stay within the region, to comply with cross-border data transfer regulations.
Donald Trump might not want to break up Google, but history suggests he won't slow antitrust enforcement efforts against bad ...
Big political and bureaucratic obstacles await Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who will lead the department with the goal of ...
More companies are tasking CISOs with operational technology security. But this oversight means a new strategy for those ...
Volexity reported that a Chinese APT actor exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Fortinet's Windows VPN FortiClient software that...
Network change management includes five principles, including risk analysis and peer review. These best practices can help ...
Li-Fi is an emerging wireless technology that uses visible light to transmit data instead of radio frequencies. Though still ...
Data center admins must monitor power efficiency through PUE metrics. There are three PUE levels, with PUE 1.0 as the best. ...
Earth has a limited amount of land, and data centers occupy large amounts of it. Data centers in space would reduce land use and ...
Data governance doesn't need to be a burden on employees. A noninvasive approach formalizes existing responsibilities as ...
The vendor's update includes new data preparation and blending tools, improved interoperability with data warehouses and the ...
