1. About Peter Judge

    Peter Judge

    Peter Judge is UK Editor of eWEEK Europe, the website for IT
    professionals that leads on sustainable technology.

    A long-time technology journalist, Peter has had senior editing
    positions at ZDNet UK, IDG's Techworld, and IT Week. He has
    contributed articles to mainstream media including the London Times
    and the Guardian, as well as designing conferences, writing books and
    producing reports. He has also been a telecoms analyst.

    Peter has two degrees, in Physics and Fine Art.

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    2. Verne Global's Icelandic Data Centre: In Pictures

      Explore TechWeekEurope UK (21 hours, 24 min ago)

      Verne Global's Icelandic Data Centre: In Pictures ...renewable energy, the data centre in Verne’s warehouse is made from modules On February 10, 2012 by Peter Judge 0 Colt’s big idea with its modular data centres is to make conventional data centres – but really q... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Iceland   Verne Global   Peter Judge

    3. New Centre Bids To Establish Iceland As Data Hub

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      New Centre Bids To Establish Iceland As Data Hub ...tre goes live, Colt upgrades its partnership to include a Point of Presence On February 10, 2012 by Peter Judge 0 Verne Global’s data centre in Keflavik, Iceland, has opened with a handful of initial customers a... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Iceland   Europe   Verne Global

    4. it's time to use figures properly by peter judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Feb 5 2012)

      it's time to use figures properly by peter judge

      This week, I finally got the best-selling climate change book, Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air. Cambridge professor David McKay wrote it to demystify energy generation, energy use and climate change, and published it himself. It’s a book I should have bought two years ago - or downloaded free from McKay’s site. “So, what does he say?” my wife asked. “What side does he come down on?” “What do ...

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      Comment Mentions:   Adobe   Peter Judge

    5. Cisco Live: In Pictures

      Explore TechWeekEurope UK (Feb 1 2012)

      Cisco Live: In Pictures ...tance record for 100 Gigabit Ethernet.. Cisco Live visitors know how to live On February 1, 2012 by Peter Judge 0 This week’s Cisco Live event in London was not just about the networking and data centre technolo... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Cisco   Peter Judge

    6. e-waste rules are missing the point - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 29 2012)

      e-waste rules are missing the point - by Peter Judge The subject of e-waste has come to the fore again, as the European Union has updated its rules on handling waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). It’s good to see the subject getting another airing. E-waste is important for two big reasons: because it contains valuable raw materials which can be recovered and used, and because it also contains danger: there are poisons there, and recovering the good stuff ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Europe   Peter Judge

    7. homes get smart meters, data centers need smart managers - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 22 2012)

      homes get smart meters, data centers need smart managers - by Peter Judge

      Is there anything data center managers can learn from the world of domestic energy consumption? Consumer demand and the infrastructure to meet it go hand-in hand, of course. As Doug Mohney found at CES, it is clear that consumer electronics is continuing to develop, and will demand more and faster data. So while data centers get more efficient, the fact that demand is ramping up so quickly may mean overall ...

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      Comment Mentions:   Doug Mohney   Peter Judge

    8. China's possible carbon tax - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 15 2012)

      China's possible carbon tax - by Peter Judge This week, the climate change buzz has been about China’s possible carbon tax. The fact that such a tax is even being considered may show that climate change negotiations are actually making progress, although it looks like the eventual tax, if it arrives will be a damage limitation exercise. . At one stage schemes to tax energy or cap emissions were dismissed as overly big-state bureaucratic approaches to a problem ... (Read Full Article)

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    9. UK Data Centres Won’t Cut Energy In 2012

      Explore TechWeekEurope UK (Jan 11 2012)

      UK Data Centres Won’t Cut Energy In 2012 ... fail to cut energy use in 2012, despite environmental and economic pressure On January 11, 2012 by Peter Judge 0 Most data centres in the UK will not be cutting their energy use in 2012. In fact, three-quarters... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Peter Judge   CRC

    10. when the sun comes back, how much will it do for us - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 8 2012)

      when the sun comes back, how much will it do for us - by Peter Judge It’s strange to be thinking about solar power now. I’m in the UK where, like the rest of the Northern Hemisphere, we aren’t getting so much sun as we do the rest of the year. It’s also a dark time for solar power here, as the British government recently removed the very generous subsidy which had boosted the price home owners are paid for electricity they ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   Nokia   Facebook

    11. Thor Icelandic Data Centre Sold To Service Provider

      Explore TechWeekEurope UK (Jan 5 2012)

      Thor Icelandic Data Centre Sold To Service Provider ...es on the Thor containerised data centre and will sell its services worldwide On January 5, 2012 by Peter Judge 0 Icelandic service provider Skyrr has bought the container-based Thor data centre and aims to ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Iceland   Europe   Norway

    12. Once again, Efficiency is not the same as renewable supply - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 2 2012)

      Once again, Efficiency is not the same as renewable supply - by Peter Judge Happy New Year to you all. If we had to have a new year’s resolution in the world of green energy and green data centers, I guess it would be to maintain some clarity over the difference between efficient energy use, and renewable energy supply. We all know that we must do something about climate change (at least, all of us except the most ignorant climate-change deniers). What that ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Greenpeace   Facebook   Forbes

    13. Season of goodwill for Greenpeace and Facebook - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Dec 18 2011)

      Season of goodwill for Greenpeace and Facebook - by Peter Judge There’s enough bad news around, so let’s warm our hands on the cosy glow of Greenpeace and Facebook, finally making up with a kiss under the mistletoe.  After a year of Greenpace campaigning for Facebook to “unfriend coal”, and Facebook shrugging the demand off, the two bodies have relented and issued a joint statement in favour of clean energy. Greenpeace has been complaining that Facebook is using “dirty ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Greenpeace   Facebook   Peter Judge

    14. The Cloud And The Client: Apple’s Green Dilemma

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      The Cloud And The Client: Apple’s Green Dilemma ...ergy use in the client device. The Cloud And The Client: Apple’s Green Dilemma December 14, 2011 by Peter Judge judge2 Tweet Apple could find itself attacked simultaneously for wasting energy at the client, and ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Facebook

    15. UN Climate deal leaves all to pay for - by Peter Judge

      Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Dec 11 2011)

      UN Climate deal leaves all to pay for - by Peter Judge Two years on from the UN climate summit which failed to agree on a timetable to cut emissions, another meeting finished this weekend with a late night compromise that looks a little more positive.  The COP17 meeting in Durban, South Africa, just about managed to keep the Kyoto protocol alive, but commentators say the compromise will still result in temperatures going up by 4C over pre-industrial levels, when the consensus ... (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Barack Obama   Peter Judge

    16. Could Solar Power Be More Than Window Dressing?

      Explore Home - eWeekEurope.co.uk (Dec 7 2011)

      Could Solar Power Be More Than Window Dressing? ... been only capable of producing a small part of data centre energy needs, but this may change, says Peter Judge Solar power has always seemed a good long term bet for renewable energy. After all, pretty much ev... (Read Full Article)

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