All posts by Kelly Millward
Data Center Efficiency: How To Cut Energy Waste Without Sacrificing Performance
If you are trying to improve data center efficiency, you are probably asking a practical question: How do we reduce energy waste, keep performance stable, and avoid expensive infrastructure mistakes? That is the real search intent behind this topic. Most readers are not looking for a definition alone. They want to understand what data center […]
Continue readingICT Sustainability: How to Cut Digital Emissions and Build Smarter Systems
Digital tools help organisations move faster, serve customers better, and unlock new growth. But they also consume energy, depend on electricity-hungry infrastructure, and add to a growing carbon footprint. If you searched for ICT sustainability, you probably want a clear, practical answer. What does it actually mean? Why is the ICT sector under more pressure […]
Continue readingWhat Happens To Our Waste? Case Study Of Plastic And Paper
This question has been bugging me for sometime and I am always led to wonder what happens to our waste? Many of us in the UK recycle, it is part of council legislation in most cities and people can potentially be fined for not utilizing or mis-using this facility. In Newcastle upon Tyne, where I […]
Continue readingSustainable Energy Implementation In South Africa: Solar Energy
South Africa is a country of rugged beauty. Vibrant thunderstorms crisscross the lands undulating landscape. The sun shines more often than not on this multi-cultural rainbow nation. From 1994 South Africa has seen an additional 4 million homes connected to the national grid, and with more advances in technical requirement people in the squatter communities […]
Continue readingData Center Cooling – 3 Straightforward Tips
Data center cooling can be responsible for 30% of a data centers running costs. Improving data center cooling can range from the use of cooling liquids, layout, economizing your cool air input and increasing the general running temperature and humidity of your center. Data centers are predicted to increase 4 fold by the 2020, slashing […]
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