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As cloud-based video games demand higher data volumes and lower latency, companies like DE-CIX are racing to enhance internet speed and infrastructure globally.

ADTRAN has launched the SDX 8110 series gigabit switches, enhancing LAN management, PoE budget, and improving traffic control for service providers.

Sonar addresses the intensifying risk of data privacy breaches and compliance penalties by applying machine learning to discover sensitive data.

GRC launches the ICEraQ Micro, a modular cooling solution for high-density data centres, promising a 50% reduction in energy consumption and costs.

SentinelOne has released a new next-generation server and protection offering, which is purpose-built for containers.

AMD unveils its EPYC 7002 processors aimed at data centers, promising up to 50% lower costs and attracting major adopters like Google and Twitter.

ADTRAN announces three innovations including new high-bandwidth ONTs, a whole-home WiFi solution, and enhanced management tools, driving 20% growth.

Founded in 1986, ADTRAN capitalised on AT&T's breakup to become a leader in telecommunications networking, with revenue peaking at USD $717 million in 2011.

Kingston’s Server Premier modules are specifically engineered to take full advantage of AMD’s latest eight-channel server microarchitecture.

Digital Realty has appointed Jeffrey Tapley as the permanent EMEA managing director, solidifying his role in leading their regional operations from London.

VMware launches latest version of application mobility platform to aid multi-cloud and hybrid cloud transformations.

HPE is celebrating new feats of engineering and performance in two of its new servers, all thanks to the power of AMD processors.

Mellanox has developed what it is calling ‘breakthrough performance’ for AMD processor-based compute and storage infrastructures.

Excelero unveils NVEdge software, expanding NVMe All-Flash Array options for HA servers, targeting OEMs, cloud data centres, and high-performance computing.

Niche cloud providers must unite to challenge the 'big five'—Alibaba, AWS, Google, IBM, and Microsoft—which together hold 77% of the IaaS market.

AWS, Microsoft, Google and Alibaba continue their dominance in worldwide cloud infrastructure services market.

Edge Cloud will leverage Akamai’s edge platform to streamline and secure data delivery to connected devices and in-application messaging at scale.

The combination of technologies will provide extended security visibility and control from the data center to the cloud.

Microsoft is upending how tech companies approach the not-for-profit, NGO and charity sector with a revolutionary new approach.

Alphabet's latest financial results show a 19% increase in revenue, reaching almost $39 billion, driven by Google Cloud's continual growth.