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Cloud

Sustainable Solutions to Digital Waste in AI and Cloud Computing

In the rapidly evolving world of technology, AI and cloud computing have emerged as formidable forces propelling advancement. However, this evolution brings a significant environmental challenge: digital waste. This issue spans inefficient data storage, redundant computations, and underutilized network resources. Addressing the growing concern of digital waste, research focuses on innovative solutions that balance technological progress with environmental responsibility. Redefining

March 18, 2025

Recruitment-and-On-boarding

What Can Job Seekers Anticipate in the 2025 Job Market?

The U.S. job market is undergoing a significant transformation, largely influenced by technological advancements, green initiatives, and evolving work structures. This year marks a crucial juncture for both employees and employers, signaling a period of rapid change and adaptation. How will job seekers navigate this evolving landscape, and what trends will shape their careers? Technological Development and Green Transition The

March 18, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Huawei Unveils AI-Driven Innovations at MWC, Focuses on Sustainable Data Centers

This year Huawei demonstrated its pioneering advancements in AI-driven data center technologies to a captivated audience. The Green Data Center Elite Club, hosted by Huawei, saw over 50 notable industry leaders from global carriers, enterprises, and analysts converge to discuss the future of data centers in an AI-driven world. The event did not merely act as a showcase but also

March 17, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Data Centers Drive Up Ireland’s Electricity Costs, Demand Policy Reform

Capacity Payments and Rising Costs Impact of Capacity Payments Capacity payments have become a critical factor in driving electricity price increases. These payments, designed to guarantee the availability of power during peak demand times, have escalated significantly over the years. Multiple companies involved in energy generation and data center operations receive considerable payments—a trend that has greatly escalated energy costs

March 17, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Can the Philippines Become Southeast Asia’s Next Data Center Hub?

The Philippines, known for its archipelagic landscapes and thriving BPO industry, is now making strides to become Southeast Asia’s next data center hub. Driven by factors such as high mobile phone usage, robust e-commerce growth, and significant internet penetration, the country is positioning itself as a pivotal player in the data center market. Analysts project a transformative digital landscape over

March 13, 2025

AI and ML

How Will AI Transform Indonesia’s Oil Industry Through FPT and Pertamina?

Indonesia’s oil industry is on the brink of a significant transformation driven by the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. This shift is being spearheaded by a collaboration between FPT Corporation, a leading technology and IT services provider from Vietnam, and PT Pertamina, Indonesia’s state-owned oil and natural gas corporation. This partnership is set to enhance the country’s energy sector

March 13, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Can Geothermal Energy Sustainably Power the Future of AI Data Centers?

In the growing quest to power AI data centers sustainably, geothermal energy stands out as a compelling option with substantial potential. Researchers from the Rhodium Group recently explored this possibility and highlighted a significant opportunity for geothermal energy to support the increasing energy demands of data centers in the United States. They project that a vast majority of data center

March 13, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

JPMorgan and Starwood Invest $2 Billion in Utah’s Novva Data Center Expansion

A substantial $2 billion investment from JPMorgan Chase and Starwood Property Group is advancing the expansion of Novva’s data center campus in West Jordan, Utah. This 100-acre campus, when completed, is slated to become one of the world’s largest superclusters of servers, powering 175 megawatts of data servers globally. This significant funding will aid in the construction of two more

March 12, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Advancing Data Centers: Power and Cooling Solutions for AI Demands

Artificial intelligence (AI) is swiftly transforming various industries by unlocking unprecedented levels of productivity, but this revolution comes with significant implications for data centers. As AI-driven tasks demand intense computational power, there’s a mounting need to boost efficiency in data centers. These changes are notably influencing power and cooling requirements, challenging traditional setups and necessitating innovative solutions. Addressing Power Demands

March 12, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Sustainable Practices to Reduce Carbon Footprint in Data Centers

Amidst the surge in energy consumption driven by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and extensive data processing needs, the importance of sustainability in data center operations cannot be overstated. As data demands continue to skyrocket, finding effective strategies to mitigate environmental impact has become a pressing priority for the industry. This article delves into six sustainable practices that data

March 12, 2025

Cloud

Embracing AI’s Edge Continuum: A Paradigm Shift from Cloud to Edge

The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) deployment is undergoing a significant transformation. Traditional cloud-centric models are being challenged by issues such as latency, bandwidth limitations, and privacy concerns. To address these challenges, a shift towards a more distributed computing ecosystem, known as the edge continuum, is necessary. This approach leverages a range of resources from expansive cloud data centers to

March 11, 2025

Data Centres and Virtualization

Can Smart Technologies and Renewables Solve the Data Center Power Crisis?

The rapid expansion of data centers, particularly those powered by artificial intelligence (AI), has led to a dramatic increase in electricity demand, creating a substantial challenge for grid planners. These planners are now under pressure to devise innovative solutions that ensure a reliable power supply, reduce emissions, and mitigate the negative impacts on consumers. The burgeoning demand for electricity necessitates

March 11, 2025