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Datacom, New Zealand's largest tech company, has chosen Mercury as its energy provider to ensure its data centres are powered by renewable energy.

BLUETTI has rolled out loads of savings on a wide selection of solar generators for Valentine's Day to bolster the sweet celebration with someone special.

The fuel cell market for data centres is estimated to occupy a significant CAGR of 15.5% during the forecast period.

It is of vital interest that we gain a clear perspective, because more of the world depends on cloud services and data centre operations than ever before.

The company is now helping approximately 71,000 active customers succeed with Apple and is running on about 30 million devices worldwide.

When Plan B was formed in 1999, we were in a different tech world. But just as technology has evolved over the last 23 years, so has our business.

Unprecedented demand for energy from data centres is putting pressure on energy networks, making backup power supply crucial.

Portable power supply from EcoFlow offers reliable backup power for remote or hybrid workers. Read our review.

Arcserve UDP 9.0 is a single platform, centrally managed backup and disaster recovery solution that future-proofs data infrastructure.

Sustainability and climate change will dominate the data centre industry in 2023, according to ABB, with trends including modular builds and renewable power.

These technologies include smarter sensors, more power-efficient sensors, soft and virtual sensors, sensor fusion, and biosensors.

To be sited at Empyrion's upcoming Gangnam Data Centre, Sejong's network hub will allow Empyrion customers to access its network services across South Korea.

Samsung Electronics has unveiled its new Neo QLED, MICRO LED and Samsung OLED line-ups alongside lifestyle products and accessories.

Business should prepare themselves for even more growth and innovation in CDR in 2023, according to new analysis from Adatree.

Supernap provides a digital transformation solution for corporates, hyperscales and governments with better and greener infrastructure.

Scientists at Aston University are starting a research programme to tackle the global shortage of digital data storage.

Technology is critical in business, government, social development, and so much more—and open source is all too often at the forefront of what’s next.

As solar energy takes off, Australian businesses benefit from low installation costs, boosting the country's solar market.

Software supply chain attacks are becoming the biggest concern in cyber security, with organisations globally at risk.

This has been another extremely busy year for CISOs, with cyber attacks pummelling organisations across the globe.