Unique Insight and industry updates

When looking at data centres, they will generally fit into one of two categories: inner-city or edge data centres. Working with a data centre in a city centre will be a different experience compared to an edge data centre.

Covid-19 has forced a global lockdown, and it seems that social distancing isn’t going anywhere any time soon, so how will this impact offices?

Many people anticipate that mass remote working will be standard practice for the foreseeable future. So, businesses that have been ‘making do’ with their hastily-adapted on-site IT infrastructure might now be considering an upgrade.

4D’s top priority during the coronavirus pandemic has been to keep our data centre staff and clients safe, and we have made several changes to ensure we achieve this.

Covid-19 has shown us what world without loo roll would be like, but an even bigger impact it's had was forcing companies who usually work out of an office to transition to the total use of remote working in a matter of weeks!

As the Covid-19 pandemic swept across Europe, many businesses were forced to adapt to a new way of working very quickly. This complete change to the way people work has been disruptive, and it's completely understandable to be unsure about how to look after your staff.

Remote working before the pandemic was a very different experience to the one we are going through now. Lockdown means we will all be experiencing a greater level of stress and anxiety over the coming weeks and months.

The internet is how we conduct all of our personal and professional business right now, but high-bandwidth connections are expensive – do you really need gigabit internet for your business? What internet speed do you need and how can you get the most for your money?

How we successfully transitioned to 90% remote working within a couple of weeks, and how we are now supporting our staff throughout the lockdown period.

With the Covid-19 pandemic keeping the whole country in lockdown, the internet has become a lot people’s only connection to the outside world, so it’s understandable to worry about whether the internet can cope with this increased demand.