Systemic Shock: How JLR’s £1.9bn Cyber Catastrophe Reveals UK Manufacturing’s Digital Vulnerabilities
The True Cost of Digital Disruption When Jaguar Land Rover’s systems went dark in August 2025, few could have predicted…
The True Cost of Digital Disruption When Jaguar Land Rover’s systems went dark in August 2025, few could have predicted…
The Unfolding Crisis What began as routine IT maintenance at Jaguar Land Rover in late August quickly escalated into what…
The Transatlantic Domino Effect When Amazon Web Services experienced a significant outage in its Virginia data centers, the repercussions were…
Strategic Investment Fuels International Growth Dublin-based IT consultancy Saros Consulting has announced an ambitious €8 million investment plan that will…
Londonderry’s Alchemy Technology Services has been acquired by global IT leader NTT DATA in a move expected to create significant job growth in Northern Ireland. The acquisition will establish Derry as a center of excellence for global insurance technology transformation projects.
Londonderry-based Alchemy Technology Services has been acquired by global IT and business services giant NTT DATA, according to reports from BBC Radio Foyle. The Japanese multinational IT service and consulting company stated that the move will see Alchemy’s team work on major transformation projects for insurers worldwide, marking a significant development for Northern Ireland’s technology sector.
The Evolution from Reactive to Predictive IT Management In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations are increasingly turning to Artificial…
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Major cloud providers are transitioning to 21-inch rack formats to address cooling challenges in AI-optimized data centers. According to industry reports, the larger standard enables better airflow and direct-to-chip liquid cooling while accommodating modular server architectures. Analysts project the format will dominate server shipments by the end of the decade.
Hyperscale data center operators are increasingly adopting 21-inch rack formats to meet the demanding cooling requirements of artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to recent industry analysis. Reports indicate that major cloud service providers including Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google, ByteDance, Huawei, and Oracle have standardized on the larger format, which originated through the Open Compute Project (OCP).
The Persistent Challenge of S/4HANA Business Justification More than ten years after SAP introduced its groundbreaking S/4HANA in-memory ERP platform,…
A critical shortage of fiber connectivity is significantly impeding data center projects across the United Kingdom, with over 80 percent…