EcoDataCenter has nabbed high street giant H&M as a new client, allowing the retailer to preform safer IT operations, providing it an important steppingstone towards an increased level of climate-smart data management.
CyrusOne has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2040 through the reduction of carbon emissions across the company’s global data centre portfolio.
Migration to the public cloud can achieve significant carbon reduction in the form of a 5.9% decrease in total IT emissions, or nearly 60 million tons of CO2 globally per year – the equivalent of taking 22 million cars off the road,
CyrusOne has announced a partnership to research residual heat capture at its Amsterdam I facility to heat 15,000 homes in Haarlem.
A new IDTechEx report, ‘Li-ion Battery Recycling: 2020-2040’ estimates that 2020 will see 330 kilotonnes of waste Li-ion battery, which could prove problematic if not properly dealt with.
Jim Chappell, global head of AI and Advanced Analytics at AVEVA, shares how data centres can exploit artificial intelligence to become more efficient, sustainable and robust.
Not sure how sustainable a facility is? Cue DigiPlex, who has just published, ‘Will your IT withstand a sustainability review?’, a guide to help businesses assess and manage the sustainability profile of the data centres their data resides in.
A new report from ITRenew has revealed a new model to help the global data centre industry unlock the full economic value of data centre hardware while optimising sustainability.
The European Data Centre Association (EUDCA) has proudly announced that CyrusOne has joined the Board of Directors and Policy Committee as an Associate Member.
As more customers with mission critical projects look for remote testing solutions during the coronavirus lockdown, Equinix has taken full advantage of Aermec’s smarter more sustainable offering.
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