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DHL, Accenture and Lloyds are just a few of the firms using StorageOS’s software-defined cloud-native storage Firms around the world are moving away from monoliths and towards more streamlined, agile IT environments leveraging containers and microservices. These new deployments rely on orchestration systems like Kubernetes, as well as experts who know how to make the most of such too

BT will use Ericsson’s 5G equipment to upgrade EE mobile networks BT has chosen Sweden's Ericsson to provide 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) connectivity in several major UK cities, including London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast. In a statement on its website, Ericsson said that it would be a ‘key BT partner for 5G deployment’ in Britain. The company is set to manage about 50 per cen

Vendor giant to re-categorise all partners in an effort to increase its ‘relevance in the market by elevating roles beyond the traditional resale motion’ Cisco is to streamline its partner programme, including re-categorising all partners, in an overhaul it's claiming is the biggest in over a decade. At Cisco’s virtual PartnerSummit Digital 2020, it unveiled Cisco PXP, its new Partne

‘Digital transformation’ is one of those phrases you may dismiss as business jargon, but it’s so much more than that. It can play a crucial role in evolving and growing your business. Most organisations will have gone through some sort of digital transformation in their lifetime. The right technology is often key to staying competitive, and during this challenging and uncertain year, adding digit

Cloud services have now become a crucial part of many businesses’ IT infrastructure. Over the last few years, organisations big and small have been moving to the cloud as part of their digital transformation efforts, and many new start-ups begin their journey using cloud technology as so-called cloud-native companies. There’s a good reason for this mass movement to the cloud. Shifting on-site IT i

PE-backed network aggregator completes deal to purchase PSU Business Technology Former Rigby Group business FluidOne has acquired PSU Business Technology. PSU was established over 30 years ago and is a 6m-revenue business. It specialises in managed services, Mitel unified comms, connectivity and mobile and telecoms services. It is based in Cheltenham and has a headcount of 38. FluidO

IBM Corp. is sharpening its focus on the telecommunications sector with the introduction of IBM Cloud for Telecommunications, a new platform designed to ease carriers’ shift to 5G. IBM Cloud for Telecommunications was announced on Thursday. Wireless carriers are spending billions of dollars to upgrade their networks to the high-speed 5G standard, which promises far faster [] The post IBM targets

Slintel has raised $4.2M; SkyHive landed $8M; ColdQuanta secured $32Cado Security: Cado Security is a London-based startup building a cloud-native cyber forensics and response platform meant to help security professionals quickly understand an incidents impact across all environments, has raised $1.5 million in seed funding led by Ten Eleven Ventures. Read more 3Commas.io, a three-year-old, Tallin

Bears, scares and ransomware Well, what a year it's been. 2020 kicked off as it meant to go on, with news emerging from China of a new virus which lead to a swiftly imposed lockdown in the city of Wuhan. Looks grim, we thought, but it will probably peter out like previous viruses before it. How wrong we were. To coincide with our Deskflix Cyber Security event, here’s a look back at t