AI for data center cooling: More than a pipe dream
Thermal management is emerging as one of the most promising applications of AI
Long Reads - The Compute, Storage & Networking Channel, Max Smolaks, Uptime Institute
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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The new chip bestiary
With AI workloads set to dominate the future, there's an uncertainty around the hardware that’s aiming to dethrone the GPU
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Building a home for AI
Design for the future today, lest you get left behind
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Servers need more memory
Consumer devices have all the memory they need, but AI applications in data centers still want more
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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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CERN: The secret sauce
Want to run the same infrastructure stack as CERN? You certainly can!
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Love at first sight
AI and DCIM were made for each other, says Nlyte CEO Doug Sabella
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The Second Coming
Returning to the helm of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth tells DCD why he doomed some Ubuntu projects, and why OpenStack is headed for a crisis
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Where are my Zettabytes?
The way we store our data is changing. Max Smolaks attempts to predict what’s in store for the industry
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Building a better hard drive
The purchasing power of hyperscale cloud vendors is shaping the next generation of data center equipment. A hard drive makeover is well overdue
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Optical disc as the future of data archiving
Movies and music might move online but optical media get a new lease of life thanks to Frank Frankovsky’s Optical Archive
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The race for memory
High-performance storage contenders are on the starting blocks. Get ready for a shake-up in 2016
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Huawei is leading the 25 Gigabit Ethernet charge
Chinese vendor announces industry’s first TOR switch for the network standard that’s yet to be approved
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Power versus ARM: there will be blood
Forget Intel - two different takes on the RISC architecture will compete against each other