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Intel Reveals More Details About “Bay Trail” Chips
The new quad-core Atom silicon will be fast enough to power budget PCs
Liquid Gas Plants Could Power Data Centres For Nothing
Natural gas plants could power data centres for nothing
Is HP Moonshot Saving The Earth?
HP Moonshot uses less energy, says Paul Santeler. But will apps port across to it?
Intel Outlines Server And Data Centre Approach
An Intel executive has outlined the chip giant's intentions in the server and data centre space at IDF Beijing
HP Moonshot – One Small Step For Micro Servers
HP's Moonshot modules impress Peter Judge - but don't call them software-defined servers
HP Ships ‘Moonshot’ Servers For Big Data, Cloud
HP's ultra-low-power, hyperscale servers are designed to introduce a new and more sustainable architecture for the data centre
IBM Compresses 100Gbps Network Onto A CMOS Chip
Tech could be used to convert analogue signals from the Big Bang into digital data
Skype Users Hit 2 Billion Minutes A Day Milestone
Microsoft has revealed that Skype users consume 2 billion minutes each day on its popular VoIP service
The Case For A UK Smart Grid
Britain is behind other nations when it comes to the smart grid, and that needs changing, says Rahoul Bhansali
Microsoft Imagine Cup Finds Innovation In Eastern Europe
What makes startups spring up in the former Soviet bloc?
Get Those Muthaphukkin’ Geeks Off That Muthaphukkin’ Plane!!
BA's UnGrounded "summit in the sky" looks like a waste of fuel to Peter Judge.
Ungrounded: 100 Geeks On A Plane Hope To Solve Skills Problem
Tech gurus are going up to the summit in the sky
Google Tests White Space Broadband, Connects Schools In South Africa
British advances in the white space field don’t go unnoticed
UK Researchers Make Big Step To Bio-Batteries
Study finds bacteria's proteins can directly "touch" mineral or metal surfaces to produce an electric current
Tim Berners-Lee To Judge £2m Google Prize For UK Tech Charities
Google prize for Brits that want to change the world
Apple Data Centres Use Only Renewable Energy
Apple's total consumption is 75 percent renewable - Greenpeace still not impressed
Do Data Centres Need A Fracking Dash For Shale Gas?
The Budget promised support for shale gas extraction. Peter Judge asks if this is a good thing
Budget 2013: Details Leak By Tweet As Osborne Tweaks
Small promises for green industry, while the Evening Standard tweeted the big picture
German Court Rules HTC Infringed Power Saving Nokia Patent
HTC says Nokia patent victory isn't that big a deal - but will still appeal
Europe’s Data Centres Hit By US Shale Gas Prices
Europe's data centres could be hurt by cheap US competition fuelled by shale gas, while efficiency technology could also lose out
Cisco Chief Promises Improved Working Conditions For Women
After meeting with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, John Chambers has said Cisco could do more on gender issues
VMware Confirms Hybrid Cloud Arrival Later This Year
VMware has finally confirmed its long rumoured Hybrid Cloud service offering
Oracle To Buy “Director” Cloud OS Developer Nimbula
Oracle beefs up its Public Cloud offering with a "Cloud OS"
eBay DSE Aims To Soothe Tech MPG Headache
A new performance dashboard provides a way for organisations to improve their infrastructure consumption and costs
AMD Delivers ‘Richland’ Chips For Tablets, Notebooks
AMD launches its Elite A-Series "Richland" chips that offer better graphics and power consumption
CeBIT 2013: Does Greencloud Redeem the Code_n Awards?
The green awards at CeBIT 2013 only had one company that interested Peter Judge
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Win a TRENDnet N900 Dual Band Wireless Router in our latest competition
CeBIT 2013: Cloud Broker Recycles Data Centre Resources
Greenclouds resells resources and undercuts Amazon
MWC 2013: Project Ophelia Will Save Businesses Space and Money – Dell
$100 USB-stick sized Dell Project Ophelia can save businesses space and money