The 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio will need world-class data centers

High-performance storage contenders are on the starting blocks. Get ready for a shake-up in 2016

With FusionSphere, Huawei is betting a lot on the OpenStack platform

Everyone is talking about the Internet of Things. Data centers are already using it

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

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

When we met Micron to talk about flash storage, we didn’t expect an invitation to the petting zoo…

Open systems and open standards are moving us to a world of software-defined everything

Disaggregation will be a disruptive approach, but not until photonic interconnections mature

You might think that data shared in the cloud is someone else’s problem, but it will impact your data center

Juniper Networks and Cisco trailing behind says Big Switch

The market is moving towards software-defined utilities in the data center, but there is a lot of variation between countries and markets

Open source is “pervasive” according to the latest Black Duck survey

After years of germination, user plans suggest data center infrastructure management is emerging

Chinese vendor announces industry’s first TOR switch for the network standard that’s yet to be approved

After years of tall tales, it looks like data center infrastructure management (DCIM) is finally becoming a real thing

Forget Intel - two different takes on the RISC architecture will compete against each other

The Scorpio Project, has given birth to the ODCC, which is creating all-in-one rack server designs 

The same vendor that embraced the bare-metal movement for cloud servers, throws several wrenches into it 

Taiwanese manufacturing giant partners up for racks modules, and entire facilities .

Chinese giant has plans for silicon photonics but plenty of practical improvements today

Hadoop players dismiss Hortonworks’ ODP standards effort at Hadoop Summit

The enterprise server leader will begin selling stripped-down, “Spartan” servers at rack scale for service providers

Paul Mah asks the experts: what to do with facilities that were designed during the dot-com boom?