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VMware has announced that VMware Cloud on AWS is now available in Bahrain.

Union Bank continued to be resilient throughout 2022 leveraging on its strong capital position and remained agile, posting an increased overall income leading to an improved core-banking performance during the year. The Bank’s gross income for the year increased significantly by 73% to LKR 18,966 MN as a result of the Bank cautiously managing its […]

Promoted | The Knowledge Integration Dynamics Group, through its subsidiary ITBusiness, has acquired a majority share in SaltTech.

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. In a bid to further increase its sustainability efforts, STL (NSE: STLTECH), a leading optical and digital solutions company, today announced the adoption of Science-based Targets initiative (SBTi), for more transparent and granular carbon monitoring, control, and disclosure. STL is now among the 0.01% of the Indian companies that have committed to SBTi. This underscores the companys bold ambition to become Net-Zero by 2030 and drive towar...

/PRNewswire/ -- In a bid to further increase its sustainability efforts, STL (NSE: STLTECH), a leading optical and digital solutions company, today announced...

Cinturion Corp Ltd, a global provider of scalable, subsea and terrestrial capacity-based network solutions, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Alliance Networks to be its Landing Party partner in Bahrain.

They have made a commitment to go 100% renewable energy across supply chain by 2030. and a lot of the chinese tech giants like alibaba, tencent and baidu are also playing catch—up. so they have made similar commitments. however, this is not enough. as i mentioned, a lot of companies are cleaning up their own data centres, electricity and emissions, but they havent do much in terms of cleaning up their supply chain, for example. so the data centre may be run by clean energy, but the equipment, ...

And gary, youre speaking to us from ireland, a small country thats positioned itself as a tech hub with a relatively large number of data centres. and according to the iea, the international energy agency, those data centre account for about 14% of irelands total electricity usage. that seems like a big number. and im wondering if that appears just to reflect how energy hungry these centres are. theres no question that data centres around the world are large consumers of electricity. and if you ...

Population and the population growth and globalisation which is driving it, its also new technology like chatgtp uses three times the energy consumption of a google search. now, how do we do it? what do we do about it? number one, we need to make all data centres always more energy efficient. and the data centre operators are doing that. and number two, we need to make sure that we use the waste energy out of such data centres — for example, for heating in the neighbourhood. and this is what w...

Water in the cooling in that particular data centre. but if water is in plentiful supply and we get our water from all sorts of sources, so for example, actuallyjust here in dublin, i heard that weve got kind of a ground water collection where weve effectively buried what they describe to me as a big sponge into the ground underneath our data centre, and what that does is absorb water, and so we get our water from there rather than taking it from the mains utility. so were trying to balance mult...