Apple is not just to blame for conditions at Foxconn. Other companies and even consumers are also culprits, says Wayne Rash

After the site blackout, what can non-US citizens do to protest a law which would damage the World's Intenret, asks Peter Judge

Saveaged by Parliamenteray committees and consumer watchdogs, the people behind the government's smart meter plan need to get work on their figures, says Peter Judge

After years of effort, why has the efficient data centre movement made so little impact, asks Peter Judge

Virtualisation and cloud computing continue to grow but Panduit’s David Palmer-Stevens stresses the importance of the underpinning physical infrastructure

Green data centres and technologies offer a good ROI for IT departments looking to cut costs and complex infrastructures, says Bob Violino

Apple could find itself attacked simultaneously for wasting energy at the client, and burning coal-fired power in its iCloud data centres, says Peter Judge

Cutting costs and carbon is critical, but Romonet’s Zahl Limbuwala says the way data centre services are ‘charged back’ is the key

Movie sequels are usually futile, and the ClimateGate 2 leaked emails are equally pointless, says Peter Judge

Containers got backing this week from Swedish designers and data centre nerds, says Peter Judge. How can they fail?