The manufacturing Edge: Are we there yet?
We have heard that hyperconnected, AI-driven factories of the future will require tons of compute, storage and networking. This vision is slow to turn to reality
Long Reads - Sectors, Max Smolaks, Uptime Institute
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Chilled efficiency: Building Boden's Type Data Center One
Just outside the Arctic Circle, the EU is funding a data center that could break efficiency records. We visit Boden to find out more
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Juniper Networks CEO: You can’t commoditize networking software
Rami Rahim wants to sell licenses, not boxes
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Fully automated luxury space networking
Over the next few years, telecommunications networks will have to scale up - and it could be the defining moment for open source software
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A cloud for Russia
As Yandex finally enters the public cloud market, what should we expect from the Russian Internet giant?
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CERN: The secret sauce
Want to run the same infrastructure stack as CERN? You certainly can!
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Reinventing retail
How data centers changed commerce
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Sponsored Adapt to survive: New infrastructure approaches
Vertiv discusses the importance of embracing change
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How Gap uses cloud and open source to thrive in the digital age
The DCD>Verticals Mission critical IT in Retail Environments continues
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Robots and software: How Ocado is creating new business models
The British retailer has turned to robots and open source software to survive the digital age
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How long is a piece of string?
European regulation makes colocation providers pay attention to the length of their network cables
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No half-measures for Telia
The company wants to be recognized as a colocation provider – so it’s building Finland’s largest colocation facility
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It’s not the cloud, it’s you
Stop pretending public cloud is less secure than your data center, says Max Smolaks
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Why data centers stand to benefit from 5G
Next generation wireless is not coming for another four years, but battle lines are already being drawn
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HP: Why build public clouds in the age of hyperscale?
Compete on features, not price, HP tells its Helion partners