Cyber and resilience
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Cloud giants enter the UK resilience net
Microsoft, Google, AWS, and Oracle have been designated Critical Third Parties for the UK financial sector.
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Frankfurt 4 gets harder to tailgate
NTT’s Frankfurt 4 campus has added mantrap portals to reduce unauthorised entry risk.
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Fastmail plants its EU copy in Amsterdam
Fastmail will let European customers keep their primary email data copy in the EU from August.
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Siemens puts fuel cells in the power stack
Siemens and FuelCell Energy are exploring fuel cell-based distributed power systems for data centres and other large energy users.
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Meppen hardens local government IT
Landkreis Emsland has started work on a municipal data centre in Meppen, designed around KRITIS resilience requirements.
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Britain sketches a cyber shield for machines
The NCSC is developing Cyber Shield, a national-scale AI defence blueprint for faster cyber-risk discovery and mitigation.
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Ireland pulls cables into the cloud agenda
Ireland’s EU Presidency programme connects cloud, AI, digital networks, cyber resilience, and subsea cable security.
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Cyta turns Latsia into a hub play
Cyta’s RedMax acquisition adds colocation capacity, phased expansion, renewable energy use, and a larger role for Cyprus as a regional hub.
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Intesa puts core banking in Italian cloud
Intesa has moved core banking systems into Italian cloud regions.
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Dawn outage turns heat into compute risk
Cambridge’s Dawn supercomputer outage shows how extreme heat can turn cooling infrastructure into compute risk.