This year's Canalys event held a lot of important insights for IT in 2023 and beyond - James Yates gives 4 key takeaways from the event, what they mean for the IT landscape, and how businesses can capitalise on these trends to make the most of their tech.
Synthetically created media or indistinguishable deepfakes might seem like science fiction, but the technology is here today and is making some significant contributions in industries like media. But be warned - these innovations can also present some eye-opening security risks for us all.
Having recently attended Ingram Micro's Cloud Summit event in Miami, we discussed the latest cloud trends impacting the IT industry, and share some exciting news for our long-standing partnership with Microsoft.
With consumption of cloud services on the rise we explore 5 reasons why your business should consider a move to the cloud, and highlight the benefits of migration to Microsoft Azure.
As-a-Service and consumption-based IT models are becoming the go-to approach for many organisations as they seek to become more agile and efficient, particularly in areas such as their core infrastructure. In this piece we outline 3 key benefits of adopting this approach.
We're delighted to announce an extended partnership with Cisco Meraki. A renewed relationship that promises significant investment to help us deliver the latest innovations for our customers.
As we head towards the end of what has been a year for the unexpected, we are already looking ahead to what the next 12 months could mean for the world of IT and technology. Here are our top 5 predictions for 2021.
When Phillip K. Dick wrote Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, later the story for the Blade Runner movie, he portrayed a world where AI embodied in androids was so good it could pass off as human. Clearly, we’ve got a long way to go till then (and hopefully a more positive outcome to our story!), but AI is gathering a pace in all areas of our lives from personal assistants to the movies we watch on Netflix. Conversational AI especially, is garnering real interest.
There’s a good chance you’ve heard about HPE GreenLake as a disruptive new service hitting the data centre. It’s critical to HPE’s ambitions as it charts its course towards being a consumption-driven business, which it believes it will achieve within 3 years.
The Internet of Things (IoT), has quickly moved from concept to reality. It’s enabling all kinds of exciting insight and automation that not only makes our lives easier, but often enriches them too. Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) like controls and objects are coming together like never before.
Last month I was fortunate enough to travel to sunny San Diego, California, home of many of the world’s most esteemed technology vendors, for a major cloud summit. It was a privilege to represent Highlander, one of only three UK partners in attendance, and gain some incredible insights into the future of cloud and the strategies and practices already taking effect in the US, which could very soon be making their presence felt back here in the UK.