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The use of digital twins is a design method already implemented by the likes of Google and Tesla when it comes to car design, but how can this technology be translated to the data centre? Jonathan Leppard, director at Future Facilities, takes a closer look.
The most depressing report in years arrives from comparethemarket.com. It reveals that the 14% of households now overtly trying to 'go green’ with their energy supply are being seriously let down by misleading tariffs.
With the construction sector being one of the largest contributors to waste in the UK, it is crucial that steps are taken to reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfill. Paul Hetherington, CEO at Marshall-Tufflex, discusses the environmental benefits of selecting PVC-U cable management systems manufactured from recycled materials.
Millions of surge protection units in the field are not providing adequate protection for today’s microprocessor-based equipment. As John Mitchell, global business development manager at CP Automation explains, surge protection devices (SPDs) must be brought up to speed.
Rittal’s systems have been used by maritime operators across the globe, mostly recently as part of the refurbishment of the Nesserland lock in Germany
SALUS has upgraded its thermostat range to now include Internal Temperature Load Compensation (ITLC).
The Smart Buildings Show 2019, set to take place at the Olympia London on 9 and 10 October 2019, is now open for registration.
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) is seeking feedback on its draft occupational apprenticeship standard for a Compressed Air and Vacuum Technician (CAVT).
SELECT has warned that new fire safety regulations under consideration by the UK government could undermine existing qualifications that currently ensure contractors are qualified and competent to carry out work in their field.
The latest Building Engineering Business Survey, sponsored by Scolmore, has shown that sector growth remained steady in the second quarter of 2019 in the face of rising costs and persistent payment issues.
