Is heat reuse the key to making data centres truly sustainable?
Heat reuse is touted as a way to make data centres sustainable and drivers of decarbonization. But it’s harder than it looks.
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Greg Noone
Greg Noone is Tech Monitor's features editor. His work has also appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian and Outside.
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Once considered yesterday's technology, magnetic tape storage solutions are increasingly popular for meeting long-term data storage needs.
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Is quantum machine learning ready for primetime?
Experts are divided on whether cutting-edge quantum machine learning algorithms are almost ready for deployment in practical applications.
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China’s generative AI revolution is only just beginning
Equipped with a brand new regulatory framework for generative AI, China is positioning itself as a fast follower of…
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Will 2023 be the year of the AI lawsuit?
New litigation against generative AI firms has sparked an existential crisis among creatives and copyright lawyers about the contents…
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The world needs tighter IoT governance. But reforms are on the way.
Cybersecurity and privacy protections are missing for much of IoT. A slew of new international standards and laws promise…
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China’s cornered the IoT market. That could be a cybersecurity nightmare.
Analysts are worried that the pervasive use of cellular IoT modules made in China constitutes a huge cybersecurity risk…
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