DC power in the racks
Silicon runs on direct current, so why not use DC to power racks?
Silicon runs on direct current, so why not use DC to power racks?
Three years after an OVHcloud data center burned to the ground, more questions than answers about the incident remain
Smart coders can see the system is broken
US colo leader likes to be part of the action
We meet Andy Power, the deal-maker who runs the world’s largest data center company
There won’t be room for AI in the existing data center metro hubs. So AQ Compute is standing by to plumb it into a hydro-powered facility in Norway
The largest economy in Europe is the first to experience serious legislation relating to data centers
Pure DC’s leader Dawn Childs is not like the rest
We have spent years looking at cooling systems. Now it’s time to make more efficient code
Microsoft has signed a PPA for fusion power. Is this a serious proposition?
We’ve heard talk of nuclear-powered facilities for some years. Could the time have arrived?
Data center builders have to keep both customers and investors happy. That means being circumspect, Eric Schwartz tells us
Keep it local, keep talking, and data centers can be a welcome part of their community, says Alexandra Schless of NorthC
Can you reach net-zero while helping to provide clean power where the world needs it most? We kick the tires on a new kind of REC
Changes in the world’s networks turned Germany’s Internet peering platform into a global phenomenon
Ganzi seems to have venture funding for the most ambitious acquisitions. What’s his angle?
Here’s how to get reliable energy data - and why we badly need it
As investors finally build data centers for Africa’s emerging technical generation, will the continent get the infrastructure it needs?
Organizations deciding whether to run a data center or move to the cloud should do some carbon accounting
What we can learn from the struggles of the US government's Cloud First initiative?
Rangu Salgame is building hyperscale data center business PDG across from his adopted home in New York, and new head office in Singapore
Engineering grade augmented reality headsets could make the construction process more reliable
Data centers have a job to do. Why do they have to look good as well?
Concrete creates huge carbon emissions. Why can’t data center builders turn that around, and use biological material that stores carbon instead?
Projects in the US and China have shown that data centers underwater could be more efficient than those on land. But how do you build them?
Europe hopes to eliminate its net emissions by 2050, while the US is still getting its act together. Data centers want to lead the way
Like the paperless office, the lights-out data center has proven elusive
25 operators and 17 associations respond to the European Green Deal - Facebook and Microsoft aren't there