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UK ranked safest datacentre location in Europe but lags behind US in global ranking
The UK has been ranked as the lowest-risk destination in Europe for businesses to build datacentres, a Data Centre Risk Index 2013 shows News | 21 May 2013
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Green Grid highlights crucial role of datacentre facility operator
A datacentre facility operator should be involved throughout IT lifecycle to optimise energy efficiency and minimise complications datacentre efficiency | 14 May 2013
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Another datacentre infrastructure management (DCIM) tool hits the market
Digital Realty Trust has become the latest datacentre provider to launch a DCIM service called EnVision News | 13 May 2013
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Apple's renewable energy-powered datacentres account for 2% of its carbon footprint
Apple was responsible for 30.9 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in 2012, but only 2% of that was from its datacentres green computing | 02 Apr 2013
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Low energy prices in US attract datacentre investment at Europe’s expense
Low and stable electricity prices are likely to make the US a target for datacentre investment at Europe’s expense datacentre efficiency | 18 Mar 2013
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FM, IT and Data Centres
Are Facilities and IT data centre managers implacable enemies, or is it a case of different work priorities, asks analyst Clive Longbottom. News | 18 Mar 2013
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CW Buyer's Guide: Green Computing
Computer Weekly looks at technologies that can help your datacentre become cost and energy efficient in this 11 page Buyer's Guide. News | 18 Mar 2013
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Warren School upgrades legacy IT for BYOD and flexibility
Essex-based Warren School has replaced legacy servers with virtualised, consolidated infrastructure for a BYOD programme for staff and students case study | 13 Mar 2013
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The Green Grid launches EDE metric to measure datacentre e-waste management
The Green Grid launches Electronics Disposal Efficiency metric to measure how datacentre e-waste is managed Datacentre efficiency | 12 Mar 2013
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Case study: How Advania maintains a low PUE in its Icelandic datacentre
Advania's Thor datacentre near Reykjavik uses Iceland's natural energy resources and free air cooling to maintain a low PUE case study | 07 Mar 2013
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Oh dear, our datacentre provider has gone bust
Ensure that you enter into a sensible contract with your datacentre provider and factor in all possibilities including them going bust Feature
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Configure datacentres with green tech to save costs
The current driver for green technology is to save money through optimising energy use, rather than a desire to be seen to be green. Feature
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Top technologies that can make your datacentre green
Energy-efficient technologies that can reduce running costs in the datacentre and across the business Feature
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How to effectively manage datacentre temperature and humidity
A datacentre is a complex facility with different cooling equipment and power systems. Here's how to monitor its temperature and humidity Feature
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Six datacentre resolutions IT must make and stick to in 2013
IT executives must put the datacentre where it needs to be – at the heart of the business – with these new year's resolutions Feature
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How to minimise costs when overhauling a datacentre
Virtualisation and cloud technologies are pushing IT to take a revolutionary and replacement approach to datacentres. How can it be done efficiently? Feature
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Combining DCIM and BIM tools for effective datacentre management
If datacentre IT equipment and datacentre building was combined, the building and cooling could be tailored to increase efficiency Feature
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Identifying truths and myths of datacentre efficiency
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to optimising datacentre efficiency, so CIOs should consider all available options. Archana Venkatraman reports Feature
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Is wind energy just blowing in the face of datacentre cooling reality?
Using renewable energy such as wind energy for datacentre cooling may not address issues of carbon emissions as directly as suppliers claim Expert tip
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How IBM researchers hope to change the world
IBM's Zurich research labs opened its doors to reveal some of the technologies we can expect to be using in 10 to 15 years Feature
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The future of computing at IBM Zurich research labs
Chips powered by the sun and cooled by water are just some of the long-term research projects at IBM's Zurich labs Photo Story
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VMworld Europe 2012 Coverage
VMworld Europe 2012 is taking place 9-11 October at the Gran Via Barcelona. Keep up to date on all the news coverage here guide
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UK ranked safest datacentre location in Europe but lags behind US in global ranking
The UK has been ranked as the lowest-risk destination in Europe for businesses to build datacentres, a Data Centre Risk Index 2013 shows News
-
Green Grid highlights crucial role of datacentre facility operator
A datacentre facility operator should be involved throughout IT lifecycle to optimise energy efficiency and minimise complications datacentre efficiency
-
Another datacentre infrastructure management (DCIM) tool hits the market
Digital Realty Trust has become the latest datacentre provider to launch a DCIM service called EnVision News
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Apple's renewable energy-powered datacentres account for 2% of its carbon footprint
Apple was responsible for 30.9 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in 2012, but only 2% of that was from its datacentres green computing
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Low energy prices in US attract datacentre investment at Europe’s expense
Low and stable electricity prices are likely to make the US a target for datacentre investment at Europe’s expense datacentre efficiency
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FM, IT and Data Centres
Are Facilities and IT data centre managers implacable enemies, or is it a case of different work priorities, asks analyst Clive Longbottom. News
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CW Buyer's Guide: Green Computing
Computer Weekly looks at technologies that can help your datacentre become cost and energy efficient in this 11 page Buyer's Guide. News
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Warren School upgrades legacy IT for BYOD and flexibility
Essex-based Warren School has replaced legacy servers with virtualised, consolidated infrastructure for a BYOD programme for staff and students case study
-
The Green Grid launches EDE metric to measure datacentre e-waste management
The Green Grid launches Electronics Disposal Efficiency metric to measure how datacentre e-waste is managed Datacentre efficiency
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Case study: How Advania maintains a low PUE in its Icelandic datacentre
Advania's Thor datacentre near Reykjavik uses Iceland's natural energy resources and free air cooling to maintain a low PUE case study
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