VARs making plans for energy armageddon
A recent report warned that computing in its current guise will not be sustainable by 2040, which could affect how VARs position technology to end users
By 2040 we will use more energy than the world can provide. That is according to research from the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), which also predicted that by 2021 Moore's Law - the observation...
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