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Hydrogen fuel cells could find their way into more datacentres

Hydrogen fuel cells are more efficient and cleaner than alternative generator technologies, making them environmentally sustainable backup power supply options for datacentres, new study finds

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Utilizing Green Hydrogen For Data Center Backup Power

Utilizing Green Hydrogen For Data Center Backup Power
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Equinix and NUS College Explore the Viability of Hydrogen for Sustainable Power Generation

Developing alternate renewable power sources is vital to maintaining uptime for data centers, ensuring global.

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Corruption, connections, money in politics

Corruption, connections, money in politics
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Half of Malaysians consider receiving bribes a normal practise

KUALA LUMPUR - Half of Malaysians consider receiving bribes is a normal occurrence in the country. Malaysia Nottingham University Honorary Associate Researcher Dr Bridget Welsh.

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