We talk to the former Norwegian politician who wants to make sure that energy doesn’t get wasted

Two-phase liquid cooling has finally arrived. Vendors are making purpose-built liquid cooled servers

A new cooling technology debuted at COP26 - one which uses thermal energy to create vibrations that cool systems better

Is it possible to run a conventional cooling system - but use water instead of harmful refrigerant gases? We found a firm that thinks so

There’s a major shift happening in server hardware, and it’s emerged from a surprising direction: the humble network card

Could the answer to a stable grid be literally all around us?

Could waste data center energy be stored by lifting concrete blocks?

A handful of companies have data centers at feeding on oil well gas flares. Do their environmental claims stand up?

Data centers need a steady source of power, with no greenhouse emissions. Could nuclear power be the answer?

Early cloud adopters are coming back to colocation services. But the born-again colo customers are very different, and providers face completely new challenges

Fossil fueled electricity, and a potentially volatile politics might trouble some executives - but not Sunevision’s Raymond Tong

As the country experiences a shift to the cloud, demand is booming

As data centers evolve, their backup technologies are open to question

Edge applications need new levels of network support. Can our existing content delivery networks provide that, or do we need a new approach?

EDSAC was a landmark in computer history. A team of volunteers are rebuilding it, using nothing more than photographs and memories

A land-based farm has finally produced plate-sized lobsters- thanks to a data center

Build near a complementary industry, and a data center can go from a liability to an environmental asset

Edge data centers can’t rely on regular visitors. They may have to become robotic

He nearly helped Digital Realty pull off a merger with Equinix. Now Scott Peterson has a new gig that’s a lot smaller. But will it stay that way?

Data centers used to be uniform. Today there are many different kinds of facilities - and an array of techniques to keep them cool

2020 saw a retail revolution. Robots were ready to help, but some have been left parked in places they weren’t expecting

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

What’s the most remote IT system in everyday use right now? The Perseverance rover on Mars

If you want your data center to be reliable, you may need to use grease