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Picturing 2025: Forecasts for the Tech Industry
As we approach 2025, Manchester Digital is excited to share Picturing 2025 - a series of essays from our members offering insights into the tech trends and challenges ahead. Below, Kao Data shares their expectations and forecasts on the Tech Industry for next year. Next year is shaping up to be an interesting and exciting year for the UK tech industry, and more so for the Greater Manchester region.
Centro Epson Meteo migrates HPC applications to Verne Global to boost meteorological forecasting capabilities
Verne Global, a provider of advanced data center solutions for high performance computing (HPC), today announced that Centro Epson Meteo - Expert Meteo – one of Europe’s most innovative meteorological forecasting organisations – will be utilising its HPC optimised bare-metal infrastructure solution, hpcDIRECT, to accelerate and improve the accuracy of its forecasting and data analytics capabilities.
InsideHPC interview with Verne Global's Tate Cantrell
Verne Global's CTO, Tate Cantrell, was interviewed by Rich Brueckner from InsideHPC at our HPC optimised, Icelandic data center in early August 2018.
The 5-point plan to successfully market your supercomputer (with added blue lights)
When my wife tells me I have to go to a dinner party, I usually explain to our hosts that I do “marketing within the supercomputing and data center industry”......and that normally rules out a second invitation. It’s probably fair to say the complicated realm of supercomputers and data halls isn’t high on the list of “most easy to market products” and I’ll admit to having days when I am envious of the marketing team at Guinness. Why?
Building housing developments in a ‘nature-friendly’ way - Environment Journal
Published by the Wildlife Trusts, they aim to show how new developments can be built in a ‘nature-friendly way’. More ‘nature-friendly’ homes will benefit local wildlife as well as create healthier and happier communities, putting less pressure on health and social services, the guidelines say. They recommend that new housing is located in areas already well served by infrastructure and that they should avoid harm to the existing environmental assets of an area.
How to reap the rewards of the circular economy - Environment Journal
The research by consultants Eunomia claimed changes to Derry City and Strabene District Council’s waste management strategy could create 50 additional jobs and save the council the equivalent of £49 per household a year.
Balancing energy-hungry innovation with environmental impact
However, as technological advancements such as these continue to grow in the UK, it is important that the environmental impact of powering these technologies is not overlooked. The exponential increase in energy required to power these intensive-computer applications may prove more complex for the UK to sustain and manage than anticipated; providing more strain on the National Grid, which is already working near capacity and generating more greenhouse gas emissions than ever before.
Government needs to go further and faster to tackle waste crime - Environment Journal
The consultation contains some helpful policy proposals. However, as is often the way, the government could go further and faster to tackle the problem. After all, as ESA’s Rethinking Waste Crime report showed last year, unfortunately, despite the efforts of government, the regulators and the legitimate industry, the problem of waste crime is getting worse rather than better.
District heating and why customer engagement is the key to success - Environment Journal
The company’s first heat network is now supplying new homes at Arnos Grove. Three other heat networks are being developed in Enfield linked to large-scale regeneration, including estate redevelopments at Ponders End and Oakwood; and at the 10,000 home Meridian Water development. All these new homes will be supplied by energetik.
Plugging the post-Brexit gaps in environmental protection - Environment Journal
At the moment the EC Commission can bring enforcement proceedings in the European Court of Justice against a government that it feels is not complying with the law. Post-Brexit that ability to hold government to account will fall away.
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