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24-25 MARCH 2021 | EXCEL, LONDON

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Data Centre World returns on 11-12 March 2020 with the biggest and best installment to date. This years event will bring you an unrivalled line up of world-class suppliers to the data centre sector, thousands of hours of free content from over 700 of the industry’s leading practitioners, and first class peer networking opportunities.

The success of 2019 saw 21,097 attendees flood London's ExCeL for the seven industry leading events, Data Centre World and the co-located Cloud Expo Europe, Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, Smart IoT London and Big Data World, with DevOps Live and Blockchain & Technology World making a come back for a second year!

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IBM, Amazon, Microsoft and Google mobilise supercomputing and cloud resources to fight Covid-19

23-Mar-2020
20:41

IBM, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are joining forces with the White House, the US Department of Energy, and other US federal agencies to deliver supercomputing power and public cloud resources to scientists and researchers working to address the novel coronavirus global pandemic.

As part of the newly-announced Covid-19 High-Performance Computing Consortium, the companies are making 330 petaflops of performance available to researchers attempting to understand the virus and form treatments that can be used for potential vaccines.

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Microsoft Azure to prioritise emergency workers and critical government infrastructure

23-Mar-2020
19:46

Microsoft has said its cloud platform Azure will begin prioritising emergency personnel and organisations working on the frontline of coronavirus efforts.

In a blog post, the tech giant said first responders, health and emergency management services, and critical government functions would be prioritised if its cloud infrastructure encountered capacity constraints.

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Video conference call etiquette tips for remote workers

23-Mar-2020
19:04

As more people work from home, here are some pointers on getting video conference calls right. Technology is enabling some people to carry on working from home in order to prevent the spread of Covid-19. But as videos shared on social media have shown, they can end in embarrassment if not done correctly. So here are some tips on holding the most professional conference call possible.

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