Cyber and resilience
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Airbus puts sovereign cloud on the flight path
Airbus selects Scaleway for sensitive European industrial cloud workloads.
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Spain becomes A1 Digital’s sovereign foothold
A1 Digital plans to deploy locally hosted Exoscale infrastructure in Spain, initially using third-party data centre capacity while it builds a regional operation.
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Security by design moves to the fence line
The Security Industry Association has published 12 data centre security principles covering design, access, operations, and resilience as facilities face rising critical infrastructure scrutiny.
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Sovereign cloud finds a Geneva anchor
nLighten and Arqit have tested a model that anchors data and cryptographic controls in a Geneva data centre while workloads use public cloud resources.
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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.