DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Legitimizing and regulating a new frontier
The Municipality is restricting a vital sector - which already can't get the power it needs, says DDA
State Governor Wes Moore wants to overturn the Public Service Commission's decision to block Aligned's proposal at Quantum Loophole
Data centers in Europe face a stack of new regulations. That may turn out to be a good thing, says Venessa Moffat
Groups on Dictionary, Low Latency and Traffic Radar
The Energy Efficiency Directive demands you report on your efficiency - but how?
Tech standards to pull the new techniques into the mainstream
Start Campus says the accusation is unfair
Germany's laws are a test case, which others will adopt and adapt
Mass timber makes the containers more sustainable
Data centers next to M25 motorway were banned to protect environment
Quintrace Platform audits and matches hourly energy and carbon 24/7
UK Prime Minister closes AI Safety Summit with promise to keep citizens safe
Libertarian floating city-states, a secretive techno-cult, or an art project?
US, China, Europe, and the UK open international meeting on the risks of AI
Will Rowan face the same diesel permit problems that blocked Aligned?
Data centers bigger than 500kW must report energy efficiency figures in May 2024
German Data Center Conference hears the pros and cons of regulations
SBTi and Amazon could not agree on credible targets for the retailer
Claims Maryland commission made factual errors in first decision
State environment committee objects to 504MW of fossil fuel backup power
Nearly 75 percent of Europe's data center capacity covered by renewable energy pledge
A leaked document suggests the EU will break a promise to ban toxic chemicals
UPDATED: The debate on the Act has been put off till September. The German Data Center Association still has concerns
G20-backed sustainability reporting standards could make it all more real
And a windfall tax
Keeping your cool without burning the planet
Heat reuse and renewable energy targets need more discussion, says GDA