Future of the Data Centre 08

Data centre imperatives. A report from Information Age's Future of the Data Centre conference

Green IT in action

Green IT is a tangle of technology, branding, power bills, climate politics and public perception. But some CIOs are making progress – and without impacting the bottom line

Energy lockdown

The chronic shortage of power for data centres – especially in London – is threatening to cap business expansion

Cost governs green IT agenda

Energy costs drive environmental policies

Balancing availability with environmental responsibility

Can businesses guarantee availability without wasting energy?

Energising the Green IT debate

Two new reports on power consumption highlight the urgent need for greater energy efficiency in IT

The new data centre

As the subject of energy use moves ever higher on the IT agenda, efficiency has become the watchword for data centre operations

Mid-sized businesses demand co-location

One in every two medium-sized businesses will have significant co-location requirements in 2008

Crossed wires

Challenging the conventional data centre thinking.

A grand 3G theory

Technology desperately seeking a killer app.

Colocation's hunger for power

Demand for rented data centre space is soaring, but co-location providers are under intense pressure of their own.

Data centre co-location prices set to soar

A shortage of space and power for data centres is driving up prices in the collocation market.

Mobile VoIP causes friction

VoIP functions on handsets give mobile operators a headache.

Microsoft's virtual balancing act

Virtualisation is arguably the hottest race in software. So why is Microsoft stuck on the pits?

Zeus reigns in the virtual desktop world

Zeus Technology wants to be the trusted traffic cop of the virtualised applications world.

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