The Digital Markets Act or DMA is a document put together by the European Union and currently still under review, which should come into force from October 2022. In brief, its main objective is to protect users and free up online competition, by offering an open but secure digital space.

Alternatives to gas have gradually become a necessity, especially in light of the current global energy crisis and its unavoidable, ongoing repercussions.

A few months ago, a study was carried out to investigate the carbon storage capacity of various land and marine habitats. Its aim was to improve understanding of how much individual ecosystems contribute towards mitigating the carbon dioxide load released into the atmosphere every day due to human activity.

In the last few years, the refrigeration industry has carried out extensive research into alternative refrigerants able to meet the urgent need to reduce harmful emissions appropriately. This is a result of the fact that pollution caused by equipment such as air conditioning systems and refrigerators has, over time, become such a big problem that it can no longer be ignored or, much less, under-estimated.

The European Union’s planned action on climate seemed solid and robust when the Commission made the commitment to allocate at least 20% of its available balance for 2014-2020 to initiatives focusing on safeguarding the environment and developing more sustainable technologies and production methods.

A few days ago the Leonardo supercomputer was inaugurated in Bologna: a unique machine of its kind, capable of achieving 240 million billion operations per second (an amount comparable to the activities performed by 8 billion people, working in unison every second for an entire year). Small interesting detail: the supercomputer is cooled by equipment selected by our Unit Selector HYBRID software, and designed with UNILAB COILS!