Ethernet and clever code as an alternative to “big iron” storage
Google has updated its Street View images of New Orleans portraying the city's efforts to rebuild seven years after Hurricane…
PUE is a good data centre efficiency measure, but Peter Hopton thinks FVER might go one better
The EU wants to collect around ten million tons of European e-waste by 2020
CSC may still get paid to implement Lorenzo records system
Electron spins could last long enough to store data, IBM finds
Torbay Care Trust says it is disappointed by the fine, but it will pay up
Zuckerberg and Co open up on environmental footprint of the social network
Five injured in Chinese factory gas leak, one possibly dead
Thirty city and borough councils apply for the £24 million future cities funding
The telecoms giant wants to get its carbon accounting in order
Induction system charges cars - but might fry cats!
A fast Windows 7 upgrade could be useful with XP on death row
The smart grid can't do much unless it has analytics and batteries, says Peter Judge
Plans to license its liquid submersion technology for servers and supercomputers
The world's number four supercomputer boasts a specially designed water cooling system
100W of USB could make your power brick obsolete
The tool can be used to cause a blackout for the sake of security
Email theft is unsolved, but global warming science is vindicated
Many businesses in developing countries are sharing cloud service log-in credentials, potentially breaking the law, BSA says
Liquid cooling in data centres has normally been difficult and costly. GRC's Christiaan Best reckons he can change all that
Ipswich gets 1000 smart meters, while the UK lags other countries
Apple's green label will get peeled off, predicts recycler
A Greenpeace report has raised questions about Apple's promise to use 100 percent renewable energy sources in its data centre…
Apple admits mistake and puts green label back on Macbooks
Don't go through the Hyde Park Corner underpass, warns Google Maps
Apple threw away its credibility with its environmental labels, says Peter Judge