We are delighted to announce that we have expanded our data centre facilities with the addition of a new unit in Ballycoolin in Dublin.

Next-generation data centres are crucial making cloud transformation sustainable for businesses. They incorporate new technologies, designs and operational strategies to address evolving business needs, increase efficiency, and support emerging trends like cloud computing, big data analytics and IoT (Internet of Things).

Securing your multi-cloud architecture is complex, but absolutely critical. Here’s why it’s time to review your strategy.

As the cloud environment evolves and becomes increasingly more distributed, global organisations need to quickly find the skills that will enable them to keep pace.

Cloud migration isn’t a set destination, it’s an ongoing journey that requires you to assess, modernise, operate, and optimise continuously.

Optimum results depend on an agile methodology to guide application reforming, cloud environment preparation and automating application requests.

Some businesses are finding migrating to the cloud tricker than they were expecting – the key to a smooth journey is a carefully managed approach.

Organisations run the risk of being overwhelmed by the challenges of operating in a multi-cloud environment without a coherent management strategy.

Has the recent surge in off-premises services been the giant technology leap we’ve all been waiting for?

Data storage and backup is evolving due to digitisation and remote working. A smart solution is critical for security, growth and innovation.

Now most organisations are on some sort of cloud journey, they need to overcome new security risks if they’re going to achieve the full rewards.

With all the talk of the public cloud, you could be forgiven for thinking that the role of data centres and colocation services have become less important.