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5G communications protocols were developed in 2017 and while the service is not yet universally available, research for next generation 6G technology is already underway.
Digital infrastructure has seen unprecedented growth, and these last few years have been a masterclass in the critical nature of our data centres. Fast forward
From homes to offices, gyms and swimming pools, datacentre operators of all sizes are making positive use of the surplus heat their equipment emits Running
Data centres do not exist in isolation. How can collaboration create long-term sustainable data centres, and what challenges remain when creating end-to-end sustainable supply chains?
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
It has long been an axiom of data centre design that temperatures should be low, with all manner of dire consequences for organisations whose systems
The increase in internet usage and cloud computing, as well as an increase in demand for centralised and unified management of data centres, are acting
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
Data centre operators have made great progress in driving down Scope 1 emissions –those from owned or controlled sources – and Scope 2 emissions –
