The Co-operative Bank moves to the cloud

11 December 2024

Kyndryl and The Co-operative Bank have announced a strategic agreement to move The Co-operative Bank’s existing applications from on-premise environments to AWS Cloud.

This move will enable The Co-operative Bank to adopt a flexible IT infrastructure model, which will reduce ongoing costs and enhance service delivery for The Co-operative Bank colleagues and its customers.

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Kao Data appoints CBRE for FM

03 December 2024

Kao Data has appointed CBRE Group as its integrated facilities management (FM) partner to support its European expansion.

The deal, which came into effect on 1 December, will see CBRE manage hard and soft FM services across Kao’s data centre portfolio, including physical structures, mechanical, electrical, cooling and fire systems within its London data centres, as well as its new Greater Manchester facility.

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Medallia named as CCS G-Cloud-14 supplier

27 November 2024

Medallia has been named a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) G-Cloud 14 framework.

The G-Cloud 14 framework supports the UK public sector by enabling government bodies to procure cloud computing services with ease, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. As the latest version, G-Cloud 14 replaces G-Cloud 13 in the UK's digital marketplace for public sector IT services.

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Energising the digital economy: the impact of IDNOs

13 November 2024

Dave Swadling, Director of Customer Connection Development, Eclipse Power

Dave Swadling, Director of Customer Connection Development, Eclipse Power

The UK’s digital infrastructure plays a vital role in the country’s economic growth. According to Cloudscene, the digital economy contributes around 8% of the country’s GDP, generating over £65 billion gross value added (GVA). No wonder that successive governments have made digital growth a core feature of the economy. As critical building blocks of the digital economy, data centres will need to keep pace with the explosion in power-intensive workloads being generated from cloud computing, IoT, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

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