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What is milliampere-hour (mAh)?
A milliampere-hour (mAh) is one-thousandth of an ampere hour (Ah), which can also be written as...
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European enterprises and public sector organisations are spending billions of pounds extra each year for the privilege of running software they...
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Generative or conversational artificial intelligence (AI) tools have attracted a lot of attention, as well as some controversy, as applications such...
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What is Linux swappiness?
Linux swappiness is a kernel parameter that determines how aggressively the Linux virtual machine (VM) swaps...
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The UK government’s public cloud-first policy has undergone its first major update in a decade, with the guidance now urging central...
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In this podcast, we look at cloud storage compliance and security, with a particular eye on data residency and auditing your...
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Although hedge fund manager Jim Chanos just a year ago predicted datacentres could be the next "Big Short", the UK sector...
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Communications and collaboration technology provider Avaya has launched the Avaya Customer Experience Services (Aces) platform, which it says is a reimagining...
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The University of York is set to migrate its high-performance computing (HPC) workloads to EcoDataCenter’s renewably powered colocation facility in Falun,...
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As part of its ongoing digitisation strategy, EDF Energy UK is shifting its approach to software development to site reliability engineering (SRE),...
