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Since the internet was created, the network has been built from software and hardware that are locked together. As we know, technology has revolutionised the world,
Sustainability is the name of the game. There has been a drive to reduce carbon emissions in all walks of life – whether that be
The imminent age of the autonomous EV car will have far-reaching effects not just on the obvious matter of how we get from A to
This year, the theme for International Women’s Day (IDW23) is, ‘DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality’, with the event set to explore the impact
Emergency back-up facilities to cope with an unforeseen loss of mains electricity supply are a standard attribute of data centres. Until recently this option has
Hitachi Energy has been outlining what they call a microgrid approach to energy management. The methodology they take is to focus on every component of
As organisations confront a sea of troubles ranging from economic recession to geopolitical malaise,they naturally tend to stick to their knitting and turn to partners
As the trend for smaller out-of-city data centres continues, the flexibility these new services offer over the massive hyperscalers is attractive for post-pandemic businesses that
The year 2022 was by far the most eventful year for the crypto market. The industry that has been struggling for years to get mass
Gordon Moore’s prediction over 50 years ago that the power of microelectronic chips will double every two years faces continued scrutiny by commentators who suggest
Simply put, high-performance computing (HPC) is the aggregation of computing power, delivering far higher levels of performance than could be expected from a standard desktop
After the disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses in all industries now realise that anything can happen at any time. No organisation is ever safe
Throughout the Summer, local authorities have begun to review data centre power consumption as a response to global power shortages and grid constraints. From Viriginia
Data centres are integral to every facet of our lives, and the demand for capacity is growing at a phenomenal rate. As the world becomes
Ku:l Data Center is the product of a close collaboration between Iceotope, Intel and HPE and promises a faster path to net zero operations by
Jonathan Gibbs, SVP of design and construction, North America, Prime Data Centers explains how hyperscale data centres are overcoming sustainable resiliency Hyperscale data centre users
