A realistic phase-out of climate-impactful substances is required

As an industry watcher, I wish every country could have a technopolitical bust-up as good as the one going on in Germany

Pulling carbon out of smoke stacks and the atmosphere is a good concept, but can it deliver what we need?

New rules should make it possible to compare companies' environmental claims

When post-Brexit Britain flexes its muscles, Brad Smith is not impressed

The European Commission's EED reporting requirements will have far-reaching implications for the data center industry.

Without strategy, a self-perpetuating industry takes grants and spends them to no purpose

In the era of conflict, what role is there for infrastructure providers?

Here are twelve things that data center operators may want to keep abreast of heading into 2023

The EU has an array of new regulations affecting data centers. Here's a rundown of what you need to know

In South Korea, a data center fire led to government intervention. In France, just silence

If data centers promise something, they will be expected to deliver it

Energy prices and the cost of living are top priority, but we need to be sure that data is secure and essential services run reliably

Good regulations, and the right technology, could save energy in data centers

Vertiv's Chris Dansa explores the key benefits of taking a commissioning approach to healthcare IT construction

The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon

Unwarranted security fears are holding up the UK's public sector's move to digital

US Federal agencies are migrating rapidly to the cloud. How can they get value for taxpayer dollars?

The infrastructure package includes $65 billion to improve US Internet access

Well, yes, to some extent. And why not?

It doesn't matter if he interfered - the possibility alone was enough