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Computers in space – managing a datacentre on the ISS

February 23, 2021

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23 February 2021

Computers in space – managing a datacentre on the ISS

In this week’s Computer Weekly, as the International Space Station gets a datacentre upgrade, we look at the challenges of system maintenance in space. As nation states increase their cyber attacks, we assess the risk for businesses. And our latest buyer’s guide looks at the colocation market. Read the issue now.

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in this issue

HPE on the ISS: In space, no one can hear your CPU fans

by
Cliff Saran

In The Martian, Matt Damon is stranded on Mars, and his comms link is so slow that it takes almost an hour to have a conversation. Now HPE is going into orbit
The nation state threat to business

by
Kate O’Flaherty

The SolarWinds hack shows the widespread damage possible from a nation state cyber attack. What is the threat to business and how can it be mitigated?
How colocation fits alongside a cloud-native architecture

by
Cliff Saran

IT departments are on a cloud-native roadmap to become more agile, but they are constrained by the risks involved in migrating core systems and data