Computer Weekly on “OpenUK widens open path to carbon-neutral future”
Computer Weekly recently reported on open source championing not-for-profit OpenUK puts forward plan to reduce the environmental impact of datacentres, with an emphasis on encouraging site...
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Computer Weekly asks “Growing pains: Where next for Gaia-X?”
With one of its founding members preparing to exit the project because of concerns over the growing influence of non-European entities on its operations, questions...
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The Register quotes OpenUK in “EU digital sovereignty project Gaia-X opens its summit with the departure of Scaleway”
French hosting outfit not keen on status quo, leaving to spend more time with its servers. French cloud hosting outfit Scaleway is to depart the...
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Computer Weekly reports on “COP26: Lord Maude on using open source to help fight against climate change”
Public and private sector organisations need to pool their resources and collaborate to address the climate crisis by using open source technologies, urged Lord Maude...
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The Register asks “Wondering what to do with those empty offices? How about a data centre?”
Going back to the future with smaller data centres and a Patchwork Kilt. British-based open source advocacy company OpenUK rounded off the COP26 summit by...
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The Stack on “COP26: Picture a “Patchwork Kilt” of Edge data centres built on recycled, open hardware”
With a few notable exceptions, data centres are typically huge and sprawling warehouses; the great humming engines of a world for which compute and connectivity...
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Computer Weekly feature on “OpenUK debuts carbon-negative datacentre blueprint at COP26”
Open source championing not-for-profit OpenUK puts forward plan to reduce the environmental impact of datacentres, with an emphasis on encouraging site and hardware reuse. By...
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Data Centre Dynamics reports “COP26: Open source pressure group shares “Patchwork Kilt” Edge data center blueprint”
UK open source pressure group OpenUK has shared a net zero data center blueprint at a COP26 event in Glasgow highlighting the role of open...
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Capacity Media reports on “OpenUK and Eclipse Foundation partner on data centre energy efficiency blueprint”
OpenUK, the non-profit open source organisation, has moved its Net Zero Data Centre Blueprint promoting sustainability to the Eclipse Foundation. By Natalie Bannerman Published: 11...
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The Beautiful Truth Interview: “COP26 Check-in: Will Page”
Former Chief Economist of Spotify and author of Tarzan Economics, Will Page, shares his insights into COP26 and sustainable technology. By Alice Treasure Published: 11...
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Computer Weekly reports on Datacentres and climate change: Operators accused of being all talk and no action on sustainability