The lights are going out in data centers - so why is there anyone still at home? 

Plus: How many gallons of diesel did Apple’s data centers consume in a year?

Data centers lead the way to a post-fossil fuel world. But it may not be a smooth journey

Britannia ruled by the waves

José María Figueres, former president of Costa Rica, wants the Central American nation to lead the world’s green infrastructure 

Facebook organized an OCP Technology Day, and Menno Kortekaas was there to make detailed notes

Data center analytics company gets a Critical Environment Future Thinking award from DCD

New research reveals that data centers are not the energy hogs we feared

A PhD student of social anthropology at the University of Cambridge shares some of the findings from his fieldwork in data centers

Will a commitment to a cleaner planet really bring in customers?

CenturyLink’s chiller-in-a-box improved efficiency, made cooling modular and saved space at the same time

When Singapore signs to cut emissions, data centers will have to get with the program 

Free cooling can improve some measures of efficiency, but tropical countries may be better off looking at where their power comes from

Despite concern over the accuracy of China’s economic statistics, data center growth looks strong, according to DCDi’s recent analysis

DCD gets a guided tour of the brand new 1-Net North facility in Singapore

This year will be a game-changer south of the Rio Grande, and data centers would do well to play, says Fernando Garcia

More power in a new Hong Kong facility is a win-win proposal, says NTT’s Asian cloud leader  

Cambridge brought multiple departments together in a shared computer center that cut carbon emisisons by ten percent

Data centers are meeting their green energy goals and paying to have new renewable energy supplies delivered into the grid - through RECs and PPAs

The company says it used thermal wheel cooling to dramatically lower PUE of new data center design

Colocation service providers are now offering pay-for-use pricing to clients who still want or need to use their own equipment

New technologies can shake up the data center world – but it will happen gradually

Thanks to political demands and the struggle for energy supplies, data centers could face some big changes in the next five years 

Believe it or not, Hurricane Sandy helped build a data center in Secaucus, New Jersey — which also won a green accolade.