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Key considerations when choosing a data centre location

Capital expenditure is flowing into data centres at a rapid rate. Buoyed by the growing adoption of cloud computing and rapidly evolving technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), the sector is projected to increase from $348 billion in 2024 to $652 billion by 2030. This substantial shift is reshaping investment portfolios and redefining the global real estate sector.

Yet, the unique profile of data centres — and continuous evolution within the space — is not without risk. For developers and investors, selecting a location for a new data centre requires careful deliberation and sound risk mitigation.Capital expenditure is flowing into data centres at a rapid rate. Buoyed by the growing adoption of cloud computing and rapidly evolving technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), the sector is projected to increase from $348 billion in 2024 to $652 billion by 2030. This substantial shift is reshaping investment portfolios and redefining the global real estate sector.

Yet, the unique profile of data centres — and continuous evolution within the space — is not without risk. For developers and investors, selecting a location for a new data centre requires careful deliberation and sound risk mitigation.

Building resilience against business email compromise threats

Business email compromise (BEC) is a rapidly evolving and complex threat. A form of cybercrime, BEC – also known as email misdirection fraud, or payment diversion fraud – occurs when a malicious actor manipulates email communications to trick individuals or organisations into sending money or sensitive data to the wrong person.

It is critical that businesses become aware of this threat and implement measures that help mitigate risks associated with it. Business email compromise (BEC) is a rapidly evolving and complex threat. A form of cybercrime, BEC – also known as email misdirection fraud, or payment diversion fraud – occurs when a malicious actor manipulates email communications to trick individuals or organisations into sending money or sensitive data to the wrong person.

It is critical that businesses become aware of this threat and implement measures that help mitigate risks associated with it.

An essential insurance guide for care and medical recruiters

Finding cost-effective insurance cover for your recruitment agency can be a complex and time-consuming task.

To make things simpler, our experts have compiled this quick guide to the most common types of insurance cover available to recruiters that specialise in providing resource to the care and medical sectors.Finding cost-effective insurance cover for your recruitment agency can be a complex and time-consuming task.

To make things simpler, our experts have compiled this quick guide to the most common types of insurance cover available to recruiters that specialise in providing resource to the care and medical sectors.
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