Ganzi seems to have venture funding for the most ambitious acquisitions. What’s his angle?

Nautilus is ready to move from bold claims to a shippable product

Physical security isn’t a commodity, but an ongoing challenge

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?

How the industry helped one local cloud provider in a time of crisis

Who will take the coveted prize of a new data center permit?

Australia’s geography might make it a perfect market for a proper Edge industry, but is there room for multiple players?

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?

Checking up on healthcare IT

Residents are fighting against proposals for huge new data center proposals across Northern Virginia. While there might be ample land and power, are residents reaching saturation point?

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Despite a boom in their home turf, logistics real estate players are moving into building data centers

Data center companies are increasingly looking to green bonds and sustainability-linked loans as a way to meet their ESG targets

Ireland was all set to be a major hub. Then data center power demands came up against the limitations of the grid

Finding out who owns the biggest data center on the planet is harder than you might think

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

Why a subsea cable to the edge of Antarctica might not lessen the South Pole’s reliance on satellites

Amet Novillo, managing director of Equinix Mexico, discusses the purchase of four facilities from the LatAm telco

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?