New data centre technologies required to support smart grids and self-driving cars

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Intel and others are developing technologies to enable data centres to support the coming embedded computing revolution

A slew of new technologies set to either be released or to go mainstream over the next decade will transform the data centre, a transformation that will go hand-in-hand with a wider revolution in c...

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