When Singapore signs to cut emissions, data centers will have to get with the program 

Despite concern over the accuracy of China’s economic statistics, data center growth looks strong, according to DCDi’s recent analysis

More power in a new Hong Kong facility is a win-win proposal, says NTT’s Asian cloud leader  

When it comes to adopting cloud computing, it’s wise not to overlook weaknesses in the underlying technology

Cambridge brought multiple departments together in a shared computer center that cut carbon emisisons by ten percent

Data centers are meeting their green energy goals and paying to have new renewable energy supplies delivered into the grid - through RECs and PPAs

People are the fundamental answer to security, not technology or compliance procedures

The more data centers the US government closes, the more it finds. How does it all add up?

The competition for data center projects in the Nordics is evolving beyond cheap power

Traditional data centers fans and cloud service supporters can agree on this: hybrid environments are more vulnerable.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has cloud-friendly laws and lots of Tier IV data centers. Can it become Europe’s new IT hub?

The framework that facilitated the exchange of customer data between Europe and the US is dead in the water. What happens now?

Believe it or not, Hurricane Sandy helped build a data center in Secaucus, New Jersey — which also won a green accolade. 

Keeping a data center secure is a complex job, especially if “security drift” is in play.

Russia’s strict data residency laws are a curse for some, a blessing for others

Tatiane Aquim investigates a Federal bid to reduce the risks to public sector data

DCIM delivers results, but ITSM integration makes it even more valuable

Global warming is threatening the planet, and data center engineers need to do their bit to help

Administration decrees on carbon emissions will have unintended consequences

Last year, Cisco focused on technology. This year’s security report shifts the emphasis to people.

Former White House deputy CIO Alissa Johnson gives DCD Enterprise New York a primer on information security fundamentals

For once Republicans and Democrats might agree, on breach laws