How data centers can look to machine learning for maximum efficiency

Why artificial intelligence requires networking intelligence

DCD>Talks looks to the future of fiber

The latest CPUs and GPUs will consume more power than ever to support artificial intelligence (AI) and other advanced applications. How is this compatible with data centers’ energy efficiency imperatives?

Why we need to start breaking down the concepts of AI to make the most of it

Data centers are gearing up for an AI-led boom. But what are the challenges and how will it pan out? DCD talks to Schneider’s Elliott Turek to find out more

The bots are coming. But it’s all going to be okay

Vertiv trends forecast sees intense focus on AI enablement and energy management

The next phase of scale: Building to be AI-ready

Examining AI’s role in mitigating climate change

Nokia’s new NOS rebuilds data centers for the future

Ensuring data center excellence amidst the AI surge

Multiplex enters agreement as preferred contractor for GreensquareDC's revolutionary $1bn 96MW WAi1 net-zero data center project in Perth

The what, who, why, and how of building the metaverse

How an Australian start-up is creating facilities with a green blueprint

Kirby tells us about the new technologies they use to improve construction

Laying down the blueprint for continuous power and operational reliability

Nurturing the data center ecosystem for optimized Edge connectivity

Episode 4 of the Zero Downtime episode is here, and we talk about robotic dogs in the data center

Data center network management requires tools that are as intelligent as the people who use them to prevent staff from being overwhelmed by irrelevant alerts, warns Entuity’s John Diamond

And the energy storage needed to support this

On-chip agents are set to revolutionize data center server power management, says ProteanTecs’ Nir Sever

Spending $1.6m on electricity every year? Better cooling can cut it to $1m, Craig tells DCD

In the future, healthcare will be as much about 'predictive maintenance' as it is acute care – and that will require fast, well-cooled local processing power, says Iceotope's David Craig

Identifying inefficiencies in a data center that has to be running 24/7 can be challenging, but using 3D models with built-in physics engines can help, says Future Facilities’ Sherman Ikemoto

Virtual reality has found a niche enabling data center builders not just to show clients what their facilities will look like, but how work is progressing during the build