Building OpenAI's Stargate
Talking to the ChatGPT-maker about its trillion-dollar data center vision
Talking to the ChatGPT-maker about its trillion-dollar data center vision
Our biggest issue yet
A huge year for the sector, and an even bigger year for DCD
Exploring the next epoch of data storage
How the industry helped one local cloud provider in a time of crisis
Finding out who owns the biggest data center on the planet is harder than you might think
Exploring the computing and networking requirements of the Square Kilometer Array
After years of slow growth, a flurry of investments and partnerships heralds India’s digital expansion
Humanity failed to take climate change seriously. Let’s make sure that data centers don’t do the same
If we can lower the cost to deploy fiber, we could connect the planet
Governments are shutting down the Internet, using digital sieges to quell unrest, and threatening the Balkanization of the web
Data center companies need to work together to go green, DCD>San Francisco hears
Not an external attack. Not related to last week's BGP problems. Not going to happen again?
The US, China, Europe & Japan are locked in a competition to build the world's first exaflops machine
Terrorists and Russia are highlighted as risks to international connectivity
As data centers become living brains, is the role of the human set to be diminished?
It’s up to you to choose the best looking data center in the world
The Internet has ways to keep time, but they may not be good enough for a new breed of applications and regulations
From frontline duty on the battlefield to the far reaches of space, we chart the most extreme data centers
Building a data center is hard. Building a data center in Angola is harder
Specialist integrator OCF turns IBM servers into virtual nuclear weapons
Creates a new business unit as it hopes for growth
“This contract will fundamentally reshape NATO’s nervous system,” says Koen Gijsbers as three new data centers are announced
Britannia ruled by the waves
The cloud is ready, but governments should not regulate and tax it