Abolish all resistance! Could superconductors save data centers?
Why worry about efficiency in electrical distribution, when superconductors have no resistance at all?
Why worry about efficiency in electrical distribution, when superconductors have no resistance at all?
There won’t be room for AI in the existing data center metro hubs. So AQ Compute is standing by to plumb it into a hydro-powered facility in Norway
The largest economy in Europe is the first to experience serious legislation relating to data centers
All too often, utility grids can’t provide power when you need it. Data centers are increasingly looking at alternatives
We have heard how great hydrogen will be as an energy source. But how do you get it?
Microsoft has signed a PPA for fusion power. Is this a serious proposition?
We’ve heard talk of nuclear-powered facilities for some years. Could the time have arrived?
Can you reach net-zero while helping to provide clean power where the world needs it most? We kick the tires on a new kind of REC
UPS systems produce a very small part of the emissions from a data center, but operators are being very inventive in ways to reduce them
With electric power grids stressed, and long-term energy supplies in question, data centers may find themselves making more use of diesel backup power in the coming months
Here’s how to get reliable energy data - and why we badly need it
We talk to the former Norwegian politician who wants to make sure that energy doesn’t get wasted
Could the answer to a stable grid be literally all around us?
Could waste data center energy be stored by lifting concrete blocks?
A handful of companies have data centers at feeding on oil well gas flares. Do their environmental claims stand up?
Data centers need a steady source of power, with no greenhouse emissions. Could nuclear power be the answer?
Data centers can play a role in cutting emissions and reducing the strain on the grid. But why should they?
As genomic data emerges at ever-increasing rates, can the data center at Wellcome Sanger Institute keep up?
The electricity grid is groaning, and data centers have technology that could help it, if we adopt demand-response services