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Data Centres and Virtualization

Journey Towards Sustainability: Unraveling Europe’s Climate-Neutral Data Centre Pact and Its Influence on the Industry

Europe’s Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact (CNDCP) has achieved a significant milestone two years after its formation. The voluntary initiative for service providers and data center operators has published its first list of certifications, demonstrating their commitment to becoming climate neutral by 2030. This development highlights the industry’s dedication to addressing environmental challenges and demonstrates the effectiveness of self-regulation. The

July 20, 2023

Robotic Process Automation In IT

Scientists Develop Aqua/MARLIN: an Underwater AI Bot to Protect Ocean Ecosystems

In a groundbreaking development, scientists have created Aqua/MARLIN, an underwater artificial intelligence bot specifically designed to identify actions that endanger the delicate ecosystem of the ocean. This innovative AI system is set to revolutionize how we monitor and protect our marine environments, with potential applications ranging from detecting illegal fishing activities to conserving marine creatures. Detection of illegal fishing and

July 20, 2023

AI and ML

Artificial Intelligence: Bridging the Gap towards Sustainable Fisheries Management

The world’s fisheries are a vital resource that provide sustenance, economic opportunities, and environmental balance. However, overfishing, illegal activities, and the impacts of climate change have placed immense pressure on fish populations and ecosystems. In this digital era, the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing fisheries management. By rapidly and accurately analyzing vast amounts of data, AI offers innovative

July 14, 2023

Data Centres and Virtualization

The Impact of Data Centers on Arizona’s Water Supply: Addressing the Urgent Need for Conservation

The state of Arizona, known for its hot and dry climate, has recently experienced a surge in the establishment of data centers owned by major tech giants worldwide. While this rapid growth signifies economic development, it is not without significant consequences. One of the most pressing concerns is the depletion of water sources due to the immense water requirements of

July 3, 2023

Employment Law

Washington Implements Revised Heat Illness Prevention Rules to Safeguard Outdoor Workers

As temperatures continue to rise in Washington State, the need to protect outdoor workers from heat-related illnesses and injuries becomes increasingly critical. In response to this pressing issue, effective July 17, 2023, employers in the state will be required to adhere to revised heat illness prevention rules. These updated regulations aim to enhance the previous guidelines established in 2008, expanding

July 3, 2023

Data Centres and Virtualization

Mastering Data Center Cooling: Strategies for Enhanced Airflow Management and Energy Efficiency

As businesses increasingly rely on data centers, the associated energy consumption has become a major concern. Data centers consume massive amounts of energy, and optimizing their energy efficiency has become a key priority for businesses. One significant factor in energy consumption is airflow management. Efficient movement of air within data centers can significantly reduce the energy required to cool IT

June 26, 2023

AI and ML

Harnessing Advanced Computing Technologies: The Future of Climate Change Mitigation

Climate change remains the greatest challenge facing humanity and we need all the tools at our disposal to tackle it. One of the most promising tools is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can play a significant role in predicting and mitigating the impacts of climate change. However, the popularity of AI and its exponential power may also undermine current climate action,

June 17, 2023

IT Digital Transformation

Phasing Out the Past: The Global Movement Towards Animal-Free Research and Testing

Animal testing has been the go-to method for scientific research for many years, but over time there has been an increasing push towards science without animal testing. This change has been largely driven by the desire to conduct science without causing pain, suffering, distress, or lasting harm to sentient animals. In recent years, there has been growing recognition of the

June 5, 2023

DevOps

How Blockchain Can Help Address Climate Change: The Need for Collaboration and Transparency

Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, and addressing it requires urgent action at all levels of society. We need innovative solutions that can help us transition to a low-carbon economy and reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. One technology that has been gaining attention for its potential to support climate action is blockchain, a

April 27, 2023

Networking

The Importance of Undersea Cables: Addressing Concerns and Ensuring Connectivity

Undersea cables play a crucial role in global communication networks and ensuring reliable, high-speed connectivity. However, concerns regarding the security, reliability, and maintenance of these cables have arisen in recent years. To address these concerns, steps must be taken to ensure the integrity and security of undersea cables. This includes implementing proper maintenance procedures, as well as employing advanced cybersecurity

March 13, 2023

Mobile

T-Mobile and Verizon Aim to Reach Net Zero Emissions by 2050

For decades, the telecommunications industry has been an integral part of global society, providing essential services and connecting people around the world. However, it has also been a major contributor to carbon emissions, one of the leading causes of climate change. In recent years, an increasing number of telecom companies have recognized the need for change and are taking steps

March 1, 2023