Despite the government’s grand visions, green tech will be deployed tactically not strategically, as the recovery kicks in, says Andrew…
The scientists behind the Climategate controversy have been cleared by another inquiry, but criticised for not being sufficently open
Virtual machines aren't free - and 1E says it has the power to bring them under control
Halfway through the registration period only one tenth of the country's big energy users have registered for carbon permits.
Order a new modular data centre, and Colt says it will ship it to you - in sections - within…
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has now formally adopted the low energy version 4.0 of the Bluetooth Core Specification
An IBM water-cooled supercomputer at a Swiss University is heating nearby buildings with its waste heat
Battery recycling and reducing gold in chips are among the technollogies HP has given to a shared patent scheme
Systems that use accelerators are three times more efficient than those supercomputers that don't use accelerators
Carbon reduction progress is too slow, according to the second annual Parliamentary report, but the recession has given it a…
The opening of a new hosted services facility in Bedfordshire pushes green IT boundaries, according to provider Blue Chip
Britain's Energy Secretary can talk green, says Peter Judge, but will he deliver on actual measures to promote green technology?
With 90 million PCs reaching the end of their life, Kingston's Darwin Chen says solid state storage could keep them…
A scheme which rates buildings' footprint has been applied to data centres - but will it cut energy use?
The benefits of virtualisation are well known. What is holding organisations back is a range of human and organisational issues
The UK government's budget and green measures will get us through a new industrial revolution, says energy secretary Chris Huhne
Third-party service providers face governance and access criticism from survey findings
This week's budget didn't support a transition to a low-carbon economy, says Peter Judge. But it could cut emissions by…
A new study has found no cancer risk for children born near mobile phone masts, but many are still concerned…
BP is not doing very well at managing the oil spill. Tony Kontzer says It's also doing a poor job…
San Francisco has a law requiring phone vendors to declare their radiation levels. Tom Jowitt says there's no evidence this…
George Osborne's coalition budget has raised VAT and confirmed public sector cuts that will hit public sector IT
People approach cloud computing as if it is a technical issue. In fact, the whole point is to free companies…
Any old iron, any old iron? Computer Aid has launched a free collection service for old IT equipment in South…
Mobile phones sold in San Francisco may soon have to clearly display the levels of radiation they emit
Why are we still trying to define the cloud, asks Cameron Sturdevant? We should be asking about licence fees and…
Ok, so they are completely different products, but if you had to choose between the iPad and the Mac Mini,…
The greenest future for business IT is for companies to abandon the idea of owning hardware altogether, says Andrew Donoghue
Chronic heart failure patients who used a remote health management system increased their independence and avoided some hospital stays, says…
IT leasing is becoming increasingly popular, but ensuring a leasing contract is aligned with your business needs is essential, says…