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The cooling towers of a nuclear power plant photographed from the ground against a pale blue sky. The cooling towers are painted white and are framed to either side by corrugated steel structures.

Nuclear data centers are a waste of time

By Rory Bathgate published

Opinion Ambition on energy doesn’t keep the lights on and hyperscalers should focus on reliable renewables rather than the false hope of a new nuclear age

Opinion

Cisco Live EMEA 2025: All the news and updates as they happen

By Solomon Klappholz last updated

Live Blog Stay up to date with the latest information live from Amsterdam at Cisco’s annual EMEA conference

Live Blog
Keir Starmer, UK prime minister, speaks during a news conference following his first cabinet meeting, at Downing Street in London, UK, on Saturday, Jul. 6, 2024.

UK regions invited to apply for ‘AI Growth Zone’ status

By Emma Woollacott published

News The UK government has opened up bidding for regions hoping to secure 'AI growth zone' status.

News
The Synology ActiveProtect DP7400 on the ITPro background

Synology ActiveProtect DP7400 review

By Dave Mitchell published

Reviews A purpose-built backup appliance that delivers a high storage capacity for the price, heaps of data backup and recovery features, and solid ransomware protection

Reviews

Supercomputing in the real world

By Rory Bathgate published

Presented by AMD

From identifying diseases more accurately to simulating climate change and nuclear arsenals, supercomputers are pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible

HPE branding pictured on the Las Vegas Sphere ahead of the HPE Discover 2024 conference.

HPE plans to "vigorously defend" Juniper Networks deal as DoJ files suit to block acquisition

By Nicole Kobie published

News The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has filed a suit against HPE over its proposed acquisition of Juniper Networks, citing competition concerns.

News
Discover how these data centers from Germany and Australia became more resilient to disruption, while also lowering operating costs and CO2 emission.

Discover how these data centers from Germany and Australia became more resilient to disruption, while also lowering operating costs and CO2 emission

By ITPro published

Whitepaper A closer look at the challenges and rewards of fully supporting a flexible workplace

Whitepaper

Trust, transparency and technology: Why the right partnership benefits your business in the connected age

By ITPro published

Sponsored by Virgin Media O2 Business

Transforming a business vision into reality demands more than just innovative technologies—it requires the right partnerships

Networking

Future now: How to set yourself up for success in the connected age

By ITPro published

Sponsored by Virgin Media O2 Business

Partnering with the right experts can help businesses move beyond dealing only with today’s concerns

Networking
Data center energy consumption concept image showing a digitized server room with racks on either side with servers glowing blue.

Scientists say they can cut data center energy use by changing just a few lines of code

By Emma Woollacott published

News Researchers at Canada's University of Waterloo have found a way to reduce data center energy use by making alterations to the Linux Kernel to improve network traffic processing.

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