AI adoption is accelerating, but rising costs, inflation and sovereignty concerns are forcing organisations to rethink how they control spend, manage data and mitigate long-term risk.
Europe is accelerating its push for digital sovereignty as organisations confront geopolitical risk, regulatory pressure and the need for locally governed cloud infrastructure to protect sensitive data.
Cloud strategies are hitting a maturity wall, leaving organisations with rising costs and unclear value. Leaders must shift from activity to intentional, outcome-driven cloud decision-making.
Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.
European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.
Terry Storrar, Managing Director at Leaseweb UK, explains why hybrid cloud storage is essential for managing future data growth, balancing performance, scalability, cost efficiency, and flexibility.
Unmanaged data storage is draining budgets and performance. Smarter strategies, including edge computing and hybrid models, can reduce costs and support sustainability goals.
AI demands speed and innovation, but without hybrid cloud visibility and security, risks escalate. Discover why deep observability is key to secure transformation.
AI-driven multi-cloud strategies are vital for modern businesses. They enhance agility, optimise costs, bolster security, and maximise AI workload efficiency, ensuring long-term competitiveness.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Moussa Zaghdoud on the challenges and opportunities of a shift to hybrid cloud, and the future of tech teams
Peer Software CEO Jimmy Tam discusses how CIOs can manage, secure, and integrate edge data to turn chaos into actionable insights and business value.
Ted McHugh, Senior Director Analyst at Gartner, outlines three key steps for closing the cloud operations gap: clarifying roles, addressing the skills gap, and engaging stakeholders.
Gartner’s René Büst explains how organisations must navigate sovereignty definitions to create effective cloud strategies, focusing on data, operational, and technological aspects for compliance and autonomy.
Cloud migration boosts enterprise ROI, with companies mastering cloud tech seeing significant cost savings and revenue growth. A strategic, transformative approach is essential for success.
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Innovation Group’s move to become a digital-first business.
40% of UK businesses have faced 2 hours of downtime every week, resulting in huge potential losses of revenue.
The European Digital Leader of the Year, Anke Sax, is on a mission to energise her CIO counterparts
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The highly-respected thought leader on how robotic process automation could transform your business
Figma introduces Dev Mode to bridge the designer-developer gap. The goal: seamless collaboration in digital product development. In conversation with Figma’s Oscar Nilsson and Tom Duncalf.
BT’s Leigh Feaviour helps us illustrate how the world’s oldest telecoms company is leveraging robotic process automation to transform employee and customer experience.
AI adoption is accelerating, but rising costs, inflation and sovereignty concerns are forcing organisations to rethink how they control spend, manage data and mitigate long-term risk.
Europe is accelerating its push for digital sovereignty as organisations confront geopolitical risk, regulatory pressure and the need for locally governed cloud infrastructure to protect sensitive data.
Cloud strategies are hitting a maturity wall, leaving organisations with rising costs and unclear value. Leaders must shift from activity to intentional, outcome-driven cloud decision-making.
Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.
European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.
Terry Storrar, Managing Director at Leaseweb UK, explains why hybrid cloud storage is essential for managing future data growth, balancing performance, scalability, cost efficiency, and flexibility.
Unmanaged data storage is draining budgets and performance. Smarter strategies, including edge computing and hybrid models, can reduce costs and support sustainability goals.
AI demands speed and innovation, but without hybrid cloud visibility and security, risks escalate. Discover why deep observability is key to secure transformation.
AI-driven multi-cloud strategies are vital for modern businesses. They enhance agility, optimise costs, bolster security, and maximise AI workload efficiency, ensuring long-term competitiveness.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise’s Moussa Zaghdoud on the challenges and opportunities of a shift to hybrid cloud, and the future of tech teams
Peer Software CEO Jimmy Tam discusses how CIOs can manage, secure, and integrate edge data to turn chaos into actionable insights and business value.
Ted McHugh, Senior Director Analyst at Gartner, outlines three key steps for closing the cloud operations gap: clarifying roles, addressing the skills gap, and engaging stakeholders.
Gartner’s René Büst explains how organisations must navigate sovereignty definitions to create effective cloud strategies, focusing on data, operational, and technological aspects for compliance and autonomy.
Cloud migration boosts enterprise ROI, with companies mastering cloud tech seeing significant cost savings and revenue growth. A strategic, transformative approach is essential for success.
