Two electricty providers have refused to provide power to Yandex in Finland. The result is more Russian gas is being burnt by the locals

It's all about the embodied carbon

As the digital deluge rages on, what about climate change?

Carbon capture would be a ticket to continuous growth - so obviously Meta, Alphabet and co want it to happen

Building a responsible digital infrastructure for the long-term

Wildlife and plants are essential to health lives - and healthy data centers

Smooth your supply chain and set targets

Collectively we need to push further

Better productivity equals less waste

If we want to avoid futile arguments like these, we need better IT carbon footprint measures

Data4’s Olivier de Nomazy examines the driving forces that will shape the future of the data center

Data centers won't use liquid cooling till they have to. Could that time be near?

There’s many steps, both large and small, that can be taken now to reduce carbon emissions, says Anord Mardix’s Stephanie Dewhurst

As data centeres grow larger, a move from low to medium voltage is a natural step

Data centers receive a lot of scrutiny for their water usage. Could natural refrigerants help ease the pressure?

Most say the industry's environmental commitments are not (yet) effective in curbing data centers' environmental impact

With backup power and sustainability essential to any data center, are diesel generators finally turning over a new (greener) leaf?

Battery chemistry can belp you report better and cut your footprint

With global emissions from new build projects at record levels, construction is moving further away from net zero

The year we went nuclear?

Ultra high-voltage distribution could make larger, smarter grids, in which data centers and wind turbines will take new roles

Multi-dimensional, rich metadata-supplemented metrics are our best shot at implementing actions that actually make software greener.

If you think you've got troubles, consider the challenges facing the energy sector

Evaporative cooling uses water, but saves electricity, which has its own embodied water consumption. Should we go water free or not?