
How can IT professionals avoid bad days at work?
Investing in people and making them feel valued can help reduce stress at work
Investing in people and making them feel valued can help reduce stress at work
Pausing development around AI should not be an option
Following the cloud all the way to Madrid
For the data center market to achieve its projected growth trajectory, it must continue to adopt power-intensive next-generation IT technologies
Growing European data demand is giving rise to increased construction of data center facilities – the Nordic region is emerging as a popular location for this
When post-Brexit Britain flexes its muscles, Brad Smith is not impressed
Sustainability means looking at details, such as the sustainability of surveillance cameras
Large turbine halls and macro grids can't do everything
The European Commission's EED reporting requirements will have far-reaching implications for the data center industry.
Could the answer to 5G coverage be high altitude un-crewed aircraft?
The media dared to question data center energy use. The data center sector responded with an animated advert
Without strategy, a self-perpetuating industry takes grants and spends them to no purpose
Like Boris Johnson, OVHcloud has used a defense which makes it look incompetent
Small modular reactor maker seeks large data center partner?
Poorly designed servers are a waste of critical raw materials
This is the application immersion cooling and digital boilers have been waiting for
SMEs can do their bit by choosing wisely
Gender equality in the tech industry will unleash creativity and growth - but it takes effort to achieve it
Shifting from in-house data centers to colocation is the kind of investment that not only cuts costs, but also improves service and sustainability, argues Conapto's Stefan Nilsson
No one agrees on the reason for Britain's sudden shortage of tomatoes. But for once, data centers might be the answer
Extreme weather is going to be on the increase .You need to be prepared
Quantum computing promise to solve insoluble technical challenges exponentially faster than conventional computers. But acquiring, installing and maintaining a quantum computer is expensive. Could quantum computing-as-a-service be the answer?
The relationship between IT workloads and the core infrastructure needs to be designed and built with more flexibility to enable facilities to scale to meet increasing demands
The hydrogen economy is partly a matter of definitions
In the era of conflict, what role is there for infrastructure providers?
Not all applications belong in the cloud. Enjoy the best of both worlds with hybrid IT, writes Conapto's Stefan Nilsson
Circularity is not just a charitable action. It has direct benefits
we are simultaneous shakeups in supply chain and AI, but the latter can support the former