What now? Trump, data centers, and the next four years
Crypto, AI, and the unknown
Crypto, AI, and the unknown
Brian Janous on how data centers can survive the grid crunch
Nuclear power, robot dreams, and the sinking of Project Natick
It’s cold, it’s renewable, and it’s cheap. But is it ready?
Wind turbines are getting larger, but so are the challenges of deploying them
Our biggest mag yet explores the future of the biggest data center market in the world
After years of hot air, the digital boiler market is heating up
Nautilus is ready to move from bold claims to a shippable product
Vast improvements in data center power use are to be celebrated, but not expected
We don’t know how much water data centers use. We just know it’s a lot
An EU-funded project built a data center with a PUE of 1.0148. Can that be translated to the real world?
Keeping up with the cryptocurrencies
Batteries will power the next decade, but companies need to ensure that their supply is as sustainable and ethical as they claim
The cloud goliath takes its first steps towards a diesel-free future
As freshwater supplies dwindle, data centers need to look elsewhere
We can’t just wait for the energy market to improve on its own
A new supercomputer is using Tesla batteries to stay online, but the implementation is more complex than you might think
What can data center operators learn from Google when it comes to renewable energy?
An EU project hopes to rebuild the world in virtual space, but the concrete challenges may prove a little too real
To build in cities, data centers need to become a part of cities. That means looking nicer, and helping out the grid
Humanity failed to take climate change seriously. Let’s make sure that data centers don’t do the same
A sixfold increase in compute led to energy demands rising just six percent
We head to Sweden to watch data turn into pellets
NERSC tells us about shutting down Cori
We live in interesting times, and that requires data centers to be designed with extra care
Data center companies need to work together to go green, DCD>San Francisco hears
We can’t fix what we don’t understand
The father of the lithium-ion battery believes he has invented a worthy successor. Others aren't so sure.