Sponsored The data center industry’s green gold rush must start now
As stakeholders are increasing their pressure on data to become green, the time for us to act is now, argues Node Pole’s Christoffer Svanberg
As stakeholders are increasing their pressure on data to become green, the time for us to act is now, argues Node Pole’s Christoffer Svanberg
Achieving long term sustainable ROI on your UPS investment – European data center market perspectives
Industry body expands its climatic recommendations for data centers to address corrosives, high-density servers
Discover how you can achieve carbon neutrality with hybrid eco-systems and intelligent PMS solutions
It’s time to help colocation data centers provide an open book approach to sustainability and increased efficiency
You might save money by moving to a site with a better water source
Maybe it’s time to take the moratorium idea a little bit further
Data centers can be part of the solution, funding renewable generation and offering load balancing
How can data center operators prove to customers that they’re sourcing energy from renewable sources, asks Conapto’s Stefan Nilsson
Data center operators can wait for governments around the world to introduce draconian regulations, or they can get serious about self-regulation, warns Nautilus president Rob Pfleging
Well, yes, to some extent. And why not?
Using renewable energy is not just a nice goal: RECs can help you get there
Cloud computing should have slashed global data center energy consumption - but only if those cloud data centers are as efficient as they could be, says Fujitsu's Silke Barlow
Make bold and concrete goals
To power the data center of the future, we have to change our view and act as energy prosumers
China has a three year plan for digital infrastructure. Maybe the rest of us should consider the idea
How to modernize legacy data center systems to meet sustainability goals
Ambitious IT strategies continue, despite the challenges brought about by Covid-19
Exploring a terrible week for the planet, and what it means for data centers
Every electrical engineer learns about loss. What is less well taught is how transmission losses produce more carbon and other GHGs
How are operators adapting to the new regime?
With more and more emphasis on sustainability, how can data centers leave a greener footprint?
Intel's Ice Lake Xeons use more power than the previous Cascade Lakes. That's not how to make data centers more efficient
Can energy-guzzling data centers be made carbon neutral, or even net carbon negative? A view from Singapore