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
Kao Data’s CEO talks about avoiding becoming roadkill when the music stops
How Northern Data and Taiga see opportunity in a forgotten continent
It’s cold, it’s renewable, and it’s cheap. But is it ready?
Eric Schwartz on 300kW racks and doubling in size
We promise it's not all about AI and Elon Musk. A lot of it is, though
End the year the right way: With a magazine all about data centers
Our biggest issue yet
At a university campus in England, a RAM-heavy supercomputer tries to unlock cosmic secrets
After years of hot air, the digital boiler market is heating up
Exploring the next epoch of data storage
How Wise escaped Russia’s war in Ukraine, with the help of Equinix Metal and others
How the industry helped one local cloud provider in a time of crisis
After filling its stores with a growing collection of incompatible IT
Finding out who owns the biggest data center on the planet is harder than you might think
On Russia’s border, cryptocurrency miners risk inflaming tensions in Abkhazia
Quantum Motion is a small startup with big ambitions. It hopes to change the world, but is it all just spin?
What happened in 2014, and what happens when RuNet comes to Ukraine
Investors want to spend money on the Edge - but first they need to see it work
A combination of satellites and Lunar base stations will form the digital infrastructure of the Moon
Installed at Kao Data's data center, the system is set to go live soon
Nations and industry have put rivalries aside to marshal the greatest force of computing power ever formed. But is it enough to beat the pandemic?
An EU project hopes to rebuild the world in virtual space, but the concrete challenges may prove a little too real
To build in cities, data centers need to become a part of cities. That means looking nicer, and helping out the grid
Humanity failed to take climate change seriously. Let’s make sure that data centers don’t do the same
Just remember that it will get better
Is it really that bad? Yes, say the people who are keeping one of Italy's largest data centers online
Amazon Web Services hopes to dominate the ground station market by following the cloud model that has served it so well before