The EU Council has lowered e-waste targets from the 85 percent proposed by the European Parliament
Calxeda will soon begin sampling quad-core ARM-based system-on-chip processors for super-efficient servers
Researchers in the US are working on mobile phone batteries that could run for weeks, or even months
Data centres get a tool which models air flow, to help eliminate hot spots and cut wasted energy
Boris Johnson backs Lewisham's ‘Love Clean London’ tool for graffiti reports by iPhone and Android
Big Blue will work with organisations in Glasgow to help find better ways to live, work and play
The Green Grid's Maturity Model could be a useful tool, but let's give it time to mature, says Peter Judge
The companies provisioned an OpenStack compute cloud from bare metal hardware in one hour
Nimbula’s forthcoming cloud OS, Nimbula Director, will become generally available within a month
Intergence and GEO are teaming up to provide the Foreign Office with a new energy monitoring solution
Smart meters will not provide the changes needed unless they are part of a smart grid, warns the IET
The demand for cloud skills has risen sharply in recent months, even as the rest of the economy languishes
A Cambridge start-up has developed an acoustic technology that could make smartphones smarter
Despite all the wires in a data centre, environmental monitoring tags use wireless links to phone home
Intel acquisition does not slow regional email, web and security services expansion
International day of celebration reveals gaps in technology access, employment and opportunity
New survey results find midmarket companies are increasingly turning to cloud data back-up
New benchmark results and advertising push aims to put distance between rival Oracle and its WebSphere suite
ICM statistics reveal UK businesses are highly sensitive to IT failures as UK power grid reliability worsens
The PAS 141 specification, coming from BSI, turns WEEE waste into re-usable kit
Fears about personal data privacy and security are delaying the adoption of cloud computing in Europe, says Wayne Rash
BT has introduced a Climate Change procurement standard to ensure all its suppliers reduce their carbon emissions
Bristol University researchers have proven the iPhone's antenna problem affect most mobile phones
Fully-enclosed racks could roll in to take the place of data centres, says Elliptical Modular Systems
In its Data Centre Maturity Model, the Green Grid adds servers and storage to its power and cooling concerns
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But Germany, France and Italy will do better out of the cloud, according to EMC Consulting's report
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