Caroline Donnelly is a Senior Editor for Computer Weekly, specializing in cloud computing and datacenters. With a passion for technology and its impact on society, Caroline covers a wide range of topics, from industry collaborations and investments to the latest trends and developments in the UK tech scene. She is dedicated to providing insightful and informative articles for her readers.
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Caroline Donnelly's articles primarily focus on technology and its intersection with politics, business, and industry in the UK. She often covers press releases and government announcements related to cloud computing, data centers, AI, and Microsoft.
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By: Caroline Donnelly
The government has pledged to roll out legislation that will make employment agencies and, in some instances, end-hirers responsible for making sure contractors pay the right amount of employment taxes, as part of a clampdown on non-compliant umbrella companies
By: Caroline Donnelly
AWS claims demand for its GenAI offerings is supporting a ‘significant re-acceleration' of its revenue and profit growth, following the publication of its third-quarter results
By: Caroline Donnelly
The UK government used the Autumn Budget to announce an increase to the amount of Employers' National Insurance Contributions companies will have to pay, which could have big implications for IT contractors
By: Caroline Donnelly
The UK government used the Autumn Budget to announce an increase to the amount of Employers' National Insurance Contributions companies will have to pay, which could have big implications for IT contractors
By: Caroline Donnelly
Microsoft has gone public with its plans to build two datacentres in Northern Virginia made partly from wood, in the interests of cutting the amount of carbon generated by its server farm builds
By: Caroline Donnelly
Microsoft has gone public with its plans to build two datacentres in Northern Virginia made partly from wood, in the interests of cutting the amount of carbon generated by its server farm builds
By: Caroline Donnelly
UK tech trade body TechUK claims the UK's datacentre sector could become one of the country's fastest-growing sectors with more government support
By: Caroline Donnelly
Research commissioned by colocation giant CyrusOne reveals there is work to be done by operators when it comes to educating UK residents on the benefits that datacentres being built in their local communities can bring
By: Caroline Donnelly
Nearly five years have passed since the results of the government’s first independent review into the controversial loan charge policy surfaced, and now another one has been ordered. But will it change anything?
By: Caroline Donnelly
IT market watcher Gartner is warning enterprises that the growing demand for generative AI workloads will have a knock-on impact on energy supply and pricing in future years.
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