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Cambridge-based SuperDielectrics reports strong performance gains in zinc battery testing

SuperDielectrics says independent testing by QinetiQ shows its water-based zinc battery system outperforms lithium-ion alternatives in safety, cycle life, and charge-discharge performance across a range of temperatures, with potential applications in data centres and grid energy storage.

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Digital twins in data centres: a collaboration between Cadence and HPE

Cadence and HPE team up to modernise data centres with digital twin technology, aiming to strengthen efficiency and sustainability for AI and HPC infrastructure.

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Schneider Electric and Foxconn announce collaboration on AI infrastructure

Schneider Electric partners with Foxconn to develop AI data centres, aiming for speed, efficiency, and sustainability in AI infrastructure.

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Equinix trials hydrogen power unit in Ireland

Equinix explores hydrogen power for data centre back-up systems in Ireland with ESB and GeoPura.

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Energy used in Scotland’s most densely populated areas was nearly four times as clean as...
A Middlesbrough-based company specialising in critical power infrastructure and data centres has...
As part of its ongoing commitment to developing the data centre industry's future talent pipeline,...
Mainstream adoption of artificial intelligence and increased equipment integration also likely,...
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Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends 2019

Blockchain, artificial intelligence, empowered edge, privacy and ethics, quantum computing, immersive experiences, augmented analytics, autonomous things and digital twins drive the Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2019. David Cearley, Gartner Vice President, presented the trends at Gartner 2018 Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando, Florida.

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