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The top five network trends for 2023
Opinion
| January 2023
Douglas Wadkins at Opengear identifies the trends businesses must consider in 2023 to ensure their network is operationally fit-for-purpose
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ExaGrid experiences continued success, supported by recognition at Network Computing Awards
Opinion
| January 2023
With nominations now open for the 2023 Network Computing Awards, ExaGrid, winners of Company of the Year for three consecutive years, share their experience of being a part of the awards
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Assurance v security: reassessing responsibility for data assurance
Opinion
| January 2023
How can organisations maximise the benefits of SD-WAN while retaining control over their sensitive data?
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Supermicro unveils better, faster, and greener X13 Server Portfolio
News
| January 2023
New range is based on the 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processor
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Edge computing is key for the rapid adoption of Industry 4.0, say GlobalData
News | January 2023
Edge computing is "the missing link of IoT" according to GlobalData experts
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Perle IRG7440 5G Router certified as Orange Assessed
News
| January 2023
Orange's IoT Journey Partnership Program tests devices to validate functionality and ease of connection to the Orange network
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Investing in a phishing prevention toolkit
Security Update
| January 2023
What are the crucial technology tools and training needed to reduce the threat of phishing attacks?
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BigTwin has a big impact at CERN
Case Study | January 2023
Supermicro servers enable faster and more complex simulations at CERN data centre
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Utilising digital transformation to provide quantifiable time savings
Case Study
| January 2023
Tendring District Council, working with Espria, has opted to transition to the cloud-based Sophos Central
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AWARDS
Awards | January 2023
The 2022 Network Computing Awards were held in July 2022. Here we profile some of this year’s winners:
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PRODUCT OF THE YEAR
Awards | January 2023
Winner: Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity — R&S®Browser in the Box
Runner up: ExaGrid — Tiered Backup Storage
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COMPANY OF THE YEAR
Awards | January 2023
Winner: ExaGrid
Runner up: Zyxel Networks
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Comment
We’re kicking off the new year here at Network Computing with some dates for your diary, as nominations for the 2023 Network Computing Awards are now open, with the awards ceremony set to take place on 18th May. You now have until 9th March to nominate the networking companies, solutions and services that have impressed you the most in the past twelve months, so please visit the network computing awards site to make your choices heard! The results will be announced at an evening awards ceremony in central London in May.
While the majority of awards categories are decided by nominating and voting we also have two judged categories: the Bench Tested Product of the Year, open to all solutions that have been independently reviewed for Network Computing Magazine in 2022, and the Network Project of the Year, which recognises the impressive work that vendors and their partners have carried out for customers. To enter a project please submit a case study to dave.bonner@btc.co.uk. Projects should ideally have been completed in the past 12 months. However, if work is still ongoing, a project can still be entered provided it can reference some benefits that the customer has already seen.
As part of our awards announcement we have an article this issue from ExaGrid, winners of three Network Computing awards in 2022 and the current reigning champs of the Company of the Year award, a title they’ve now retained for three consecutive years. In it ExaGrid reflect on a successful year for the company and look ahead to the promising prospects of 2023. The year ahead is also the subject of an article this month from Opengear’s Douglas Wadkins, who identifies five key trends that businesses must consider in 2023 to ensure their network is operationally fit-for-purpose.
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