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Exclusive: Castrol puts data centre experts behind CORE (opens the original)
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Castrol has launched a design and lifecycle services offer for data centre cooling, drawing on IT and data centre specialists to help customers plan, deploy and maintain liquid cooling for AI infrastructure. Launched in Singapore on 29 September, Castrol CORE combines coolant with design, system integration, testing and maintenance through hardware and service partners. Castrol established its data centre and thermal management division three years ago amid rising demand to cool high-density ser
Exclusive: Castrol puts data centre experts behind CORE (opens the original)
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Castrol has launched a design and lifecycle services offer for data centre cooling, drawing on IT and data centre specialists to help customers plan, deploy and maintain liquid cooling for AI infrastructure. Launched in Singapore on 29 September, Castrol CORE combines coolant with design, system integration, testing and maintenance through hardware and service partners. Castrol established its data centre and thermal management division three years ago amid rising demand to cool high-density ser
Exclusive: Castrol puts data centre experts behind CORE (opens the original)
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Castrol has launched a design and lifecycle services offer for data centre cooling, drawing on IT and data centre specialists to help customers plan, deploy and maintain liquid cooling for AI infrastructure. Launched in Singapore on 29 September, Castrol CORE combines coolant with design, system integration, testing and maintenance through hardware and service partners. Castrol established its data centre and thermal management division three years ago amid rising demand to cool high-density ser
Drones, thermal imaging and LiDAR: The technology reshaping building inspections in New Zealand (opens the original)
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For decades, a building inspection meant a qualified inspector, a torch, a ladder and a moisture meter. Those tools still matter, but inspections in New Zealand are being reshaped by technology borrowed from aerospace, surveying and computer vision. Drones, infrared cameras, laser scanners and AI-assisted software are giving inspectors more data to work with and giving buyers a clearer picture of what they're purchasing. Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared radiation and display surface tempe
Interview: Cloudera says AI agents reshape zero trust (opens the original)
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Cloudera says the rise of agentic AI is forcing enterprises to rethink identity, access controls and data governance as software agents make far more requests than human users and gain access to sensitive systems. Carolyn Duby, Field CTO and Cyber Security GTM Lead at Cloudera, said security models for AI agents will need to move beyond controls designed primarily for human users. Her work spans real-time data analytics, AI and cybersecurity, helping customers apply Cloudera's platform to busine
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