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Bridgeworks Joins COVID-19 Fight

"Bridgeworks donated millions of pounds worth of software to help the fight against Covid-19 coronavirus. Bridgeworks’, which specialises in high-speed data transfer technology, has offered their products and services for sharing “big data” to all the UK’s NHS trusts, medical research centres, universities and other facilities investigation COVID-19 for free, for a year."

Read the complete story in June 2020 edition of The New Milton Advertiser & Lymington Times. 

Bridgeworks and PeaSoup target the growing BUaaS and DraaS market

Bridgeworks CEO David Trossell speaks to Digitalisation World Magazine about joining forces with PeaSoup to bring award-winning solutions to disaster recovery (DRaaS), backup (BUaaS), replication and business continuity planning.

ACCELERATE COVID-19 Research With Bridgeworks

The race is on to find a #vaccine to #Coronavirus COVID-19. Bridgeworks has joined the effort. Bridgeworks offers its PORTrockIT products to qualifying organisations over the next twelve months, at no cost.

How to Accelerate Your Hyperconverged Healthcare Cloud: A Guide

In the race for digital transformation, even in healthcare, there is a need to implement the right systems and solutions to maximise uptime, increase operational performance and to reduce downtime. However, it isn’t as simple as going out to a supermarket to buy a loaf of bread. There are so many potential solutions and systems on the market claiming that they do the job – but do they?

That’s the question that should arise whenever anyone is trying to resolve anything from latency to data storage. However, it’s not an easy question to answer, as the healthcare IT landscape is ever-changing...freelance business and technology journalist Graham Jarvis therefore discusses why WAN acceleration is needed. 

Published by CloudTech - Cloud Computing News on 24th March 2020. Author: Graham Jarvis. Client: Trudy Darwin Consulting (Bridgeworks). 

Pharmaceuticals: Faster Data to Pursue Cancer Cure

Could big data be the key to curing cancer?

Many people have been lost to cancer, and everybody can potentially get one form of cancer or another. The race is therefore on to find a cure. Increasingly, pharmaceutical companies and organisations conducting research to push cancer into history realise that the answer may lie in big data and in sharing it. To achieve this they need reliable network infrastructure that isn’t slowed down by the data and network latency. Even with the ever growing volumes of big data, it’s important to allow data to flow fast to permit accurate analysis.

On 27th April 2017, The Telegraph newspaper wrote: ‘How data is helping to select the best new cancer treatments for patients’. The article, which is sponsored by Cancer Research UK, reveals: “Gifts left in wills help Dr. Bissan Al-Azikani and her team to look at vast amounts of data, which can aid them in identifying the best new cancer treatments for patients.

Published by IT Pro Portal on 29th August 2017. By-lined to David Trossell, CEO and CTO of Bridgeworks. #Bridgeworks. #YearInReview

Going hostile: The Role of the CFO in a Takeover

Bracing for a takeover attempt requires the FD to focus on value, with plenty of risk management thrown in for good measure, writes Graham Jarvis....Read the complete article, published by Financial Director on 13th June 2014.