DCD talks to a Virginia opposition group on why they want to prevent unbridled data center growth from causing a tragedy of the commons

How AWS is driving the move out of Loudoun to the rest of Virginia

A look at one of Virginia’s hottest new data center markets

As companies look beyond Northern Virginia, new counties across the state look to become major markets in their own right

DCD gets the inside Tract on a new wholesaler for the wholesalers

Chip fabs and data centers are often located in countries prone to extreme seismic activity, presenting challenges for operators

Five years after the Dutch capital imposed a shock moratorium on new data centers, the market is still feeling the effects

The Norwegian data center operator's CEO on the company’s strategy, and his role within it

The data center at the heart of lower Manhattan

Lee Kestler explains how his business is supporting large-scale digital infrastructure projects

An overview of 3D printing

The story behind the world’s first 3D printed data center

Would you print a data center?

It’s cold, it’s renewable, and it’s cheap. But is it ready?

Balancing security and aesthetics in data center design

Eric Schwartz on 300kW racks and doubling in size

DCD uncovers more about the Kuwaiti-backed business that hired hyperscaler heavy hitters

A look at Meta’s next-generation data centers

We meet Andy Power, the deal-maker who runs the world’s largest data center company

Our biggest issue yet

What role do legacy interconnection hubs have a place in a cloud & Edge ecosystem?

DPR, HITT, Compass and more discuss how they survive the supply chain crunch

QTS on how to deploy data centers for hyperscalers in a grid-constrained world

The benefits and challenges of modular facilities

DCD talks to Digital Edge CEO Samuel Lee about the importance of being a local player

Moving to a decentralized and standardized supply chain

New chips and new vision as it drastically pivots to generative AI

Data center builders have to keep both customers and investors happy. That means being circumspect, Eric Schwartz tells us