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Increasingly, business-critical applications and IoT systems are being moved closer to the edge of the network to reduce latency, enhance connectivity and improve performance.

IP House, a UK supplier of high-performance colocation data centre services, has announced the opening of its new London facility.

e-shelter, the data centre provider in Europe and an NTT Communications Group Company, has acquired a new development site in Frankfurt, which will be its 4th location in the city.

IP House has selected EcoStruxure IT, the next generation cloud-based Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform, to provide 24/7 monitoring of its ISO-accredited facility.

Kaseya, provider of complete IT management solutions for managed service providers (MSPs) and mid-market enterprises (MME), has launched Kaseya Unified Backup (KUB).

Rittal is now extending its Blue e+ range of cooling units. The new unit to be launched in the first quarter of 2018 will provide an output class as low as 1.6 kW, extending the existing range of between 2 to 6kW. Blue e+ units will be on the Rittal stand (D720) at Drives and Controls 2018.

The application forms part of Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure solution for data centres, and delivers detailed remote monitoring and critical information direct to the users' mobile phone.

Sheffield Hallam University is upgrading its main data centre using state-of-the art infrastructure equipment and management software from Schneider Electric to maximise the availability, reliability and efficiency of its IT services.

Kao Data has announced the opening of Kao London One, the first of four data centres to be built at the Kao Data Campus in Harlow. When fully completed, the £200 million campus will support an IT load of over 35MW across 150,000 sq ft of technical space.

Modularity is a key design approach for today's data centres, helping to drive trends such as edge computing and hyper-convergence, whilst reducing both deployment times and capital expenditure costs.