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

Free cooling can improve some measures of efficiency, but tropical countries may be better off looking at where their power comes from

Targeted power utility hacks add a new dimension to data center preparedness.

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

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

The company says it used thermal wheel cooling to dramatically lower PUE of new data center design

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

Colocation service providers are now offering pay-for-use pricing to clients who still want or need to use their own equipment

Bitcoin mining seems like a good match for data centers. But is it a viable business model?

A typical data center drains an Olympic-sized swimming pool every two days. Is that a problem?

Is it really a good idea to add a water factor to power efficiency measures? 

It’s easy being green when you use hot water for power

Administration decrees on carbon emissions will have unintended consequences

Don Beaty from DLB Associates outlines the challenges of long-term planning for data center engineers

To weather the summer heat better, your data center should warm up, says Intel’s Jeff Klaus 

Canadian firm suggests building upwards in built-up areas

What can the data center industry learn from the SGX outage of November 5?

The drought in Brazil could leave the country’s data centers short of energy

Amazon and Greenpeace have disparate ideas as to what “Going Green” means. Who’s right?

It’s about growth and saving money

Telco hopes to boost its cloud business by managing its cooling 

AWS is testing Tesla’s Powerpack — but there are still drawbacks to the wider use of batteries 

We take a tour of IO’s colocation facility in Edison, New Jersey