It might help discover new levels of efficiency, but the trade-off is a massive increase in demand for bandwidth

Facebook explains how it has one data center operator per 25,000 servers

Moving to colocation and the cloud can raise all sorts of issues around price and service level

How Google, Amazon and Microsoft create the illusion of infinite capacity

A mature cloud market offers many choices - but these choices will have to be made again and again

There’s little use trying to compete with public cloud providers when you can benefit from their growth, says Equinix’s EMEA president Eric Schwartz

Enterprises aren’t transforming. They’re surviving. Maybe

Going cloud-native sounds great - but it’s not what customers want, says Huawei’s Ron Raffensperger

We dream of automated cloud data centers, but how do we get there from here?

”Malaysia has improved as a choice for data centers”

Financial services have a close and interesting relationship with the digital infrastructure that supports them

The chip that started in the PlayStation 3 ended up in the world’s fastest supercomputer, and heralded a heterogeneous computing future

Today’s companies are using new technologies to store and manage their data

“Most current systems, particularly systems of record and the backbone of an organization’s operations, are not cloud-ready”

The GPU king dreams of virtual worlds where artificial intelligence will learn to understand our chaos. We report from inside the experience machine

Victor Peng believes his company’s future lies in the data center. Here’s how he hopes to get there

AirTrunk has brought hyperscale data centers to Australia. DCD visited the Sydney facility and spoke to AirTrunk’s CEO, Robin Khuda

Virtualization can mean several different things, from bare metal to containers

What makes the local data center market so different from the rest of the world? Paul Mah investigates

Being a major data center destination, Sweden has a unique research establishment pushing energy efficiency forward

Red Storm revived Cray, shot down a satellite, and gave birth to a generation of HPC systems

Having more international connectivity in Australia is great, though is likely to disincentive content caching and increase the flow of international traffic, says James Braunegg, managing director of Micron21

“China’s ecosystem and economy depends on our technology… the United States depends on China”

The company will soon launch the first phase of its second data center in the coastal city, whilst building out the following phases and planning a third, much larger facility