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Data Storage Needs To Become More Complex
IDC warns that data storage requirements are becoming more complex, as demand continues to grow
IP Expo: Brocade Fighting Network Cost And Complexity With New Switch
Julian Starr from Brocade talks about the benefits of Software-Defined Networking
Cloud Traffic To Dominate Data Centres, Says Cisco
Cloud traffic is the fastest growing element of data centre traffic, and is set to grow over the next few years
Hounslow Council Believes In The G-Cloud
Hounslow Council's Anthony Kemp is full of praise for G-Cloud as it becomes Box's first UK government customer
All Is Safely Gathered In At The Green Grid’s Harvest Festival
Peter Judge welcomes the fruits of another year's work on data centre efficiency
Green Grid Warns Electric Harmonics Cause Data Centre Waste
The ringing in your power supply might be putting your data centre bills up
VMworld 2013: VMware Opens Hybrid Cloud In Europe
VMware's UK cloud will be hosted in Slough as VMWorld hears about European expansion
Nick Clegg Opens Social Enterprise Accelerator Wayra UnLtd
Telefonica launches another start-up accelerator, but will it see any massive successes in London any time soon?
Apple Bringing iPhone Trade-in Scheme To The UK – Report
UK Apple Stores are apparently being trained for the arrival of the iPhone trade-in initiative later this year
Government Pledges Millions For Future Technologies
The government has pledged millions of pounds to help bring technologies of the future to market
Foxconn Admits Working Conditions Violated Its Own Policy
Student interns at the Yantai factory in Shandong worked more hours than they should have
eBay Proves On-Site Generation Works
On-site generation could be the way forward for data centres, says Peter Judge
Power Surges Hit ‘Cursed’ $1.4bn NSA Data Centre
Meltdowns reported at the NSA data storage site whose electricity was cursed by protesters
Apple iWatch To Be Popular Seller, Predicts Analyst
Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster says Apple could sell up to 10 million iWatches at $350 (£280) in its first year
The Internet Of Things Will Become The Internet Of Services
The Internet of Things starts with smart thermostats, but it will soon offer smart services, once we crack the language problem, says Ben Ward
Oracle Unveils x86 Sun Servers With New Xeon Chips
Oracle introduces its new x86-based servers powered by Intel’s Xeon E5-2600 v2 processors
Apache CloudStack 4.2 Bolsters Open Source Cloud Cause
The open source cloud just got a bit more advanced following the Apache CloudStack 4.2 release
Nokia Uses Lightning In Extreme Wireless Charging Experiment
Nokia and the University of Southampton charge Lumia 925 with lightning
Global Warming And The Denialists Who Won’t Go Away
The scientific evidence for man-made climate change is watertight, says Peter Judge. But that doesn't matter to the denialists
EU Could Force Apple To Accept Universal Charger
EU committee votes to end 'mobile chaos' by introducing universal charger
ZeroAccess: Sinkhole Sucks Brains From Big Bitcoin Mining Botnet
One of the biggest botnets in the world sees half a million bots made inactive as law enforcement takes an interest
eBay Opens Fuel Cell Powered Data Centre In Utah
No more UPS and no more diesel generators for eBay in Salt Lake City
Eaton Launches Scalable UPS For Smaller Data Centres
Makes buying an UPS less of a downer
Gallery: Icelandic Data Centre Shows Off Its Security
Even in the remoteness of Iceland, data centres still have to keep physical security in mind.
Iceland’s Data Centre Saga: Ready For Live Customer Data?
Iceland's green data centre pioneers can now boast of some big customers, says Peter Judge
Safety First At Portugal Telecom’s New €90m Data Centre
Quizzed about PRISM, PT promised data "safety" at Europe's largest data centre
Google Health Is Dead: Long Live The Calico Anti-Aging Venture!
After the failure of Google Health, the choice of Art Levinson to run Google's Calico is a good one, says Brian T horowitz
When Britain’s Green SMEs Go To China, Knowledge Goes Both Ways
When British cleantech companies visit the socialist state, Max Smolaks asks if they go to learn or to teach?
Intel Explains Open Source, OpenStack Commitments
Intel’s open source executive explains the chipmaker’s commitment to open source and the OpenStack cloud