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To meet the aggressive objectives they have set for themselves, tech giants such as Google and Microsoft will have to take more risks, says Adler – and switch some of the focus from renewable energy production to renewable energy storage. Contracting small suppliers, despite the potential higher costs and uncertainty, is the only way to accelerate the growth of a market that urgently needs to expand, if it is to cope with the explosion of hyperscale data centers.  … [Read more...] about Data centers want to be a lot greener. One big problem is holding them back

“They want to put X number of milligrams or whatever it is, you do this exercise you take this pill you go through this programme - whereas in the community response, as an issue arises you respond to it ... you’ve got to be fleet of foot.” … [Read more...] about Why the Ministry of Health pulled the plug on a million dollar methamphetamine programme for gang members

The platform, explaining how the account can get taken over, said that it is possible that the new victim was in the same group as the previous one, and the thief chose them — and probably many other members too — from the group participants list. … [Read more...] about Was your WhatsApp account hacked? Here’s what happened

PM Imran Khan took notice of the scandal after court documents revealed that the accountability bureau made a deliberate decision to disregard financial damages that may be caused to Broadsheet LLC by entering into a settlement with an unauthorised individual and paid around $1.5 million to a fake firm. … [Read more...] about Former NAB chief spills the beans on Broadsheed deal

Its study involved a very high dose of coronavirus, equivalent to someone coughing or sneezing directly on to the bank note, and included tests on paper and polymer £10 notes. After contamination, the notes were stored at room temperature and repeatedly tested. … [Read more...] about Bank notes pose ‘low risk’ of spreading Covid-19