#IT infrastructure

#IT infrastructure

For technology leaders, this year has been defined less by what to promise and more by how to deliver. The conversation has matured, but unevenly. Some organisations are now treating sustainability as an organisational capability, whilst others are still trying to reconcile their ambitions with fragmented systems and incomplete data. The task for 2026 will be to embed sustainability into the digital and operational fabric of business - to move decisively from strategy to systems.

"DevOps was supposed to be the silver bullet that would solve everything. But nobody really implemented it fully."

Multi-cloud refers to the use of multiple cloud computing services in a single architecture. This approach leverages the benefits of various public and private clouds to optimize efficiency and flexibility.

Organizations are making substantial cloud investments, but without proper cost visibility and optimization, they're essentially flying blind.

Centreon has introduced an open-source agent that combines IT and operational technology monitoring with OpenTelemetry support, aiming to provide unified observability for IT teams.

Ingram Micro, a global distributor of IT products and services, confirmed it suffered a ransomware attack, leading to partial infrastructure shutdown and employee work from home directives.

Over the past few weeks, VMware customers holding onto their perpetual licenses, which are often unsupported and in limbo, have reportedly begun receiving formal cease-and-desist letters from Broadcom.

But life had different plans! The real turning point came after graduation when I was placed at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) as a ServiceNow Administrator.

"Our internal deployment is one of our major strategic initiatives. Through 'Nutanix on Nutanix', we leverage our solutions for our own benefit and efficiency."

In a digitally-driven business landscape, brief downtime can lead to significant financial losses, loss of customer trust, and lasting reputational damage. Thus, strong High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) strategies are essential.