Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Ian Buck, and Charlie Boyle on the future of data center rack density
CEO Huang and other Nvidia heads tell DCD about what to expect over the next few years
Long Reads - Rack Level, Sebastian Moss, DatacenterDynamics
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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When natural gas beats the grid
We ask Equinix why it is using fuel cells as an alternative to the once-reliable US grid
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Understanding the future of lithium
Batteries will power the next decade, but companies need to ensure that their supply is as sustainable and ethical as they claim
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Google’s big battery bet
The cloud goliath takes its first steps towards a diesel-free future
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Simply the BESS
A new supercomputer is using Tesla batteries to stay online, but the implementation is more complex than you might think
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Huge data center efficiency gains stave off energy surge - for now
A sixfold increase in compute led to energy demands rising just six percent
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Dealing with utilities: The renewable energy shift requires collective action
Data center companies need to work together to go green, DCD>San Francisco hears
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Data center and cloud companies need to be more transparent about energy usage
We can’t fix what we don’t understand
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The restless inventor
The father of the lithium-ion battery believes he has invented a worthy successor. Others aren't so sure.
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The social network’s network
Facebook explains how it has one data center operator per 25,000 servers
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Land of the Giants: Building the hyperscale cloud
How Google, Amazon and Microsoft create the illusion of infinite capacity
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A new cooling frontier
Look to the skies for an innovative approach to cooling
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DCD>Webscale: Bring on the microgrids
To escape the grid, build your own
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Getting into hot water
Fears over climate change and rising power densities led supercomputing designers to adopt hot water cooling
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Powering the golden state
America’s most populous state wants to go all in on renewable energy, but it needs smart regulations that help businesses and consumers alike
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Fueling the future
We look at Microsoft, NREL and Daimler’s approaches to fuel cells in the data center
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Dunk or dip
DCD talks to Asperitas and Iceotope about their liquid cooling plans
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Sun, wind and sea: Apple details data center renewable energy initiatives
Plus: How many gallons of diesel did Apple’s data centers consume in a year?
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The Trump Age: Trade
Trump promised trade wars. What will we get?
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The Trump Age: Infrastructure
The second in our series analyzing how President Trump will affect data centers
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The Trump Age: Energy
In the first of a series, we look at how Trump’s energy policy could affect the industry
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CenturyLink's Columbus upgrade creates chiller-in-a-box
CenturyLink’s chiller-in-a-box improved efficiency, made cooling modular and saved space at the same time