We talk to the former Norwegian politician who wants to make sure that energy doesn’t get wasted

Two-phase liquid cooling has finally arrived. Vendors are making purpose-built liquid cooled servers

Shifting data and processing to the Edge will impact how we design and build networks

Hyperscalers are installing ground stations at data centers, while incumbents are moving to a more cloud-like, virtualized, as a Service way of thinking

Simple colo services are making way for a hybrid mix of cloud models and platforms, and providers need to adapt to new security threats

Contractors and Google employees speak out against a broken culture

The tides of subsea cable trends are changing rapidly amid new investments and development

An abandoned Victorian bathhouse in Greater Manchester, the Ashton Old Baths has now reopened as a council-owned data center

Equinix CSO Michael Montoya talks to DCD about the company's September 2020 ransomware attack, and how it responded and recovered

Exploring the computing and networking requirements of the Square Kilometer Array

We explore Magic Pocket, and whether others could do the same

Early cloud adopters are coming back to colocation services. But the born-again colo customers are very different, and providers face completely new challenges

Fossil fueled electricity, and a potentially volatile politics might trouble some executives - but not Sunevision’s Raymond Tong

We don’t know how much water data centers use. We just know it’s a lot

As the country experiences a shift to the cloud, demand is booming

Chips are getting hotter, racks are getting denser. We need to start building the data center of tomorrow

Edge applications need new levels of network support. Can our existing content delivery networks provide that, or do we need a new approach?

What if you only need a data center for a few days or weeks? The big players have you covered

Our wireless world depends on a few hundred fiber cables laid on the ocean floor

The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) was one of the world’s first general-purpose computers. And 2021 marks 75 years since it was first unveiled to the public

Company only waiting for approvals from regulator CADE to complete transaction

Investors want to spend money on the Edge - but first they need to see it work

Banning Huawei from mobile infrastructure might cripple the Edge rollout - unless governments can give real support to the open alternatives

Mega data centers are here to stay, but how and where we build them is changing