Amazon Web Services has announced the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, an independently operated cloud infrastructure located

Researchers have created a high-resolution 3D map representing all the buildings worldwide as a tool to model urbanisation, plan

Desperately needed new housing is being delayed across London due to energy-hungry data centres, the London Assembly has said.

Microsoft has switched on an ‘AI superfactory’ that it claims will accelerate AI breakthroughs and train new models on a scale that has previously been impossible.

The government needs to keep track of the water and energy use from the UK’s data centres in order to ensure that the sector is growing in a sustainable way, a report has urged.

In February 2025 Lonestar Data Holdings will launch its small, fully operational data centre heading for the Moon.

Two years after the Japanese government declared “a war on floppy disks”, their use has finally been eliminated.

Daniel Beers, senior vice president of global data centre operations at Ardent Data Centres, addresses why in our AI world businesses should choose to access external computing power via the cloud rather than invest in on-site infrastructure.

Tech giant Microsoft will cover electricity costs and reduce water use under a new initiative to ease the impact of its AI data centre expansion.

Microsoft has announced it is investing $4bn to build a new data centre in Wisconsin that will have “10X the performance of the world’s fastest supercomputer today”.

Microsoft Research’s new AI approach to weather forecasting Aurora accurately predicts weather events and more.

Microsoft claims its new Majorana 1 chip shows that quantum computers capable of solving meaningful, industrial-scale problems are just years away, not decades.

Funding slashed, data obfuscated, mass sackings, rank uncertainty: what’s it like to be a scientist under Trump’s administration?

The Institution of Structural Engineers has released comprehensive guidance about the design of permanent bamboo structures for the first time.

This issue, we highlight upcycling plastic waste and implants that harvest energy from flowing blood.

A century into quantum research and, while the computers may not yet work in universal applications, people are getting excited…

Builders are increasingly turning to concrete printing to deliver low-cost housing. But are robots really cheaper, and what are

The hard work of inventive engineers led to the ubiquitous building material we know today.

Nanoprinters are finally helping us make use of AI breakthroughs in advanced materials.

Researchers in the UK have built a ‘diamond battery’ that could power devices forever – but how did they do it, and what will it be useful for?

Efforts to electrify the UK’s railways have been hampered by a boom-and-bust approach to funding that leaves most of the net

Skyrora, one of the UK’s most prominent space firms, has expressed interest in buying the assets of rocket launch company Orbex

Takeaway firm Just Eat has launched trials of autonomous delivery robots to transport food to customers in Milton Keynes and Bri

Donald Trump has ordered the US military to purchase energy from coal-fired power plants in a bid to shore up the flagging domestic industry.

Efforts to electrify the UK’s railways have been hampered by a boom-and-bust approach to funding that leaves most of the net

A polymer-based battery chemistry enables electric vehicles to keep working in freezing conditions, according to a study by Texas A&M University.

Skyrora, one of the UK’s most prominent space firms, has expressed interest in buying the assets of rocket launch company Orbex

A Transport Vision proposing a high-capacity mass transit network connecting Bristol to its airport has been unveiled.