Datacentre
Big Tech has 'refused to lift a finger' to push for comprehensive action on climate
Despite having committed to bold corporate climate agendas, tech giants have yet to put their weight behind action, finds report
Microsoft tests hydrogen fuel cells for data centre power
Aims to replace diesel generators for long-term backup power
Facebook shows off heat-recovery system for its Danish data centre
District heating system transfers heat generated at by Facebook's servers to buildings in the city of Odense
When unplanned work takes on a whole new meaning: Fighting IT fires in the time of Covid-19
Some sectors are experiencing 11 times the number of incidents they were before the pandemic
Cisco fixes critical 'CDPwn' vulnerabilities that enabled the remote hijack of millions of routers and switches
CDPwn vulnerabilities affect the proprietary Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) enabled by default in almost all Cisco network devices
IBM pitches new z15 mainframe as platform for mission-critical hybrid cloud
Encrypt data everywhere and revoke access to data instantly, promises IBM with launch of z15 mainframe
Doing DevOps? Start with the mainframe, suggests Compuware CEO Chris O'Malley
The mainframe is here to stay because it does things better than other platforms in terms of transactions, efficiency, reliability, and security, says O'Malley
Reduced to Tiers: what uptime standards don't reveal about a data centre
Don't mix up Tiers and Levels when it comes to assessing a new data centre partner
AMD and Cray to build world's first exascale supercomputer
Dubbed Frontier, the AMD/Cray supercomputer will offer 1.5 exaflops of processing power for Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Nvidia announces GPU-based computing platform for HPC and AI workloads
Nvidia HGX-2 utilises Nvidia's GPU technology in a bid to propel the company into AI and HPC
Former Intel president Renee James launches new chip company Ampere
Renee James' new chip company Ampere will go head-to-head with her old company Intel with a custom core ARM v8-A 64-bit server chip
AMD shows off new Epyc server chip - claims 47 per cent better performance over Intel
AMD's top-of-the-range Epyc 7601 boast 32 cores, 64 threads and 3.2GHz
AMD's mature manufacturing pushes Ryzen yield rates
Producing Ryzen CPUs on a 14nm manufacturing process means that AMD has achieved yields of 80% - with a decrease in ASPs to follow
Google deploys DeepMind AI to cut data centre power consumption
Machine learning technology improves power efficiency by a claimed 15 per cent
Lenovo upgrades enterprise offerings with storage, networking and latest Xeon server chips
Firm unveils portfolio of new products aimed at the data centre
AMD, ARM and IBM collaborate on cross-platform standard for accelerator hardware
Cache Coherent Interconnect for Accelerators will let any chip talk to any accelerator
European Space Agency renews Lenovo deal as it aims to map the Milky Way
Mapping a billion stars requires a lot of compute power
Lenovo and Juniper Networks team up for next-generation data centre infrastructure
Lenovo and Juniper combine systems and network expertise to meet data centre requirements
Lenovo opens UK Technology Centre to showcase server and storage offerings
New facility will highlight Lenovo's server and storage portfolio, as well as technology from partners
Why 2016 may finally be the year of the ARM server
Technology editor Dan Robinson ponders whether ARM chips can break into the data centre market
AMD officially launches Opteron A1100 Series ARM-based server chips
AMD hopes to break into the data centre with ARM-based server chips targeting networking, software-defined storage and web serving
Facebook to open up on the hardware behind its next-gen AI platform
Facebook's next-generation systems for AI computing are based on Nvidia Tesla GPUs
IBM Watson gains processing boost with Nvidia and Power8 hardware
OpenPower helps cloud-powered cognitive computing service carry out big data analytics faster
Lenovo and Nutanix partner on hyperconverged infrastructure appliances
Lenovo to sell and support Nutanix-based systems globally
