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Excess heat from Equinix’s PA10 data center is warming the aquatic centre at Paris Games 2024. The volume of heat equivalent to 10,000 MWh is reused every year in an ecological and sustainable way – warming up the waters so that they reach people at just the right temperature. Designed for a long-lasting initiative, the PA10 project represents innovative initiatives contributing to reduce carbon emissions and advancing circular economy principles.

Hosted.com solidifies its hosting services through its continued partnership with CloudLinux to further enhance server stability, security, and performance. CEO Wayne Diamond complements CloudLinux for enabling exceptional uptime and optimized resource allocation, ensuring fast, secure web hosting. This partnership provides Hosted.com’s clients with a robust, reliable, and efficient hosting environment which is perfect for all sizes of business.

Not sure how I lived without it. 🤯

Long story short, I was just pointed out by the incredible guys at BigRedSEO that our site wasn’t loading with HTTP/2, which allows for multiple TCP requests to download at the same time. Having just enabled it, not only our WordPress install has gained significant speed, but the forum is FLYING. Everyone knows XenForo is fast, but with HTTP/2 enabled, it is so fast that I can barely even see a page refresh. This made my day.

How surprised is anyone really? 😏

Vertiv’s new MegaMod CoolChip, featuring cutting-edge liquid cooling, is set to stir up AI data centers. This high-density, prefabricated marvel promises to halve infrastructure delivery times. “MegaMod CoolChip is a fully equipped critical digital infrastructure solution that customers can deploy quickly, and with confidence,” said Viktor Petik, VP of Vertiv. Available globally, it offers flexible, scalable solutions, from retrofits to new builds, for AI’s growing demands.

91 nations inked an agreement to extend the ban on taxing cross-border electronic transmissions for two more years. This move, led by Australia, Japan, and Singapore, ensures small-to-medium businesses can thrive without additional costs, while leaving room for future internal taxes. This temporary reprieve marks a significant, albeit brief, victory for free-flowing global data.

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