What Is The Bathtub Curve

There has been much talk in recent times about the Bathtub Curve, and amongst the IT channel this appears to have become somewhat of a buzzword phrase. But what is it, how can it help IT decision makers in businesses

There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic impacted vastly on working practices for businesses of all shapes, sizes and types the world over. With those who would usually access work-related software in a set office or other work environment

The voluntary initiative, Europe’s Climate Neutral Data Center Pact (CNDCP) has published it’s first ever list of certifications just two years after its formation – setting the standard for data center sustainability across the continent. Set up as a not-for-profit organization

While Procurri has spent years talking about sustainability issues in the data center industry and attempting to make them a higher priority amongst IT decision-makers, it has at times seemed as though a losing battle. Against a backdrop of global

3D printing has gone from strength to strength over the last few years and has been adopted into a myriad of mainstream uses in recent times. One use for 3D printing, albeit not one everyone has heard of yet, is

Procurri’s primary business is working with data center owners and those who use data center services from others to streamline, maintain and improve the sustainability of their server, storage, and networking hardware. However, unless you spend day-in day-out working in

Back in 2015, the United Nations (UN) set 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to address inequalities and challenges faced by communities all around the world; all while aiding development and protecting the environment. Procurri, which operates as a certified carbon-neutral

Businesses of all shapes, sizes, and types are now able to reduce the impact they have on the environment and their local communities and, ideally, work toward offsetting their carbon entirely. At Procurri, we’re proud of our sustainability credentials and

With the cost-of-living crisis and an ongoing tumultuous economic period gripping much of Europe, rising energy bills have been capped by governments; but unfortunately, not quite fast enough to save many small businesses and enterprises. In the UK, public swimming

The ‘Chipageddon’ event of chip manufacture supply falling far short of demand continues worldwide, but investment into the industry across some territories seems finally to be stabilizing a position. In the US, the White House has invested some $50bn with