Microsoft’s Brian Marrs outlines Microsoft’s carbon emissions strategy that goes beyond net-zero

Anord Mardix’s first low-voltage switchboard in the US offered a dual UL/IEC listing. Its latest, though, is aimed squarely at the UL 891 market

Organizations of all sizes, in all business sectors, are part of this IT transformation, shifting compute from the traditional data center out to the Edge

Spending $1.6m on electricity every year? Better cooling can cut it to $1m, Craig tells DCD

Optimizing data center operations in a legacy retrofit located in a metropolitan hub presents challenges, complexities as well as opportunities

When Converge ICT Solutions brought its fiber broadband technology to Manila, it faced three well-entrenched rivals. Today, it boasts a 50% market share, and is expanding into internet data centers

AB Energy is the new kid on the block with more than 40 years’ experience building high efficiency, low emission, pre-engineered power plants

Leading a global team of 2000+ multidisciplinary engineers, it is fair to say that Manish K Sharma, CTO and VP at Honeywell Building Technologies, is a busy man

Vertiv’s Andrea Ferro tells DCD how the ‘standard’ UPS will take the starring role in the data center as an energy hub and help utilities better balance the grid

Demand for Excool’s energy efficient, water efficient data center cooling products has heated up since the release of the Excool Zero

Staffing issues means micro data centers may need a rethink, warns SoftIron’s Andrew Moloney

Relocates staff 40 miles to Botetourt County to meet increased demand.

Mirela Dumitrache is an industry veteran with 15+ years of experience. But data center technology moves fast and training is vital to keep up, she says

In the future, healthcare will be as much about 'predictive maintenance' as it is acute care – and that will require fast, well-cooled local processing power, says Iceotope's David Craig

With Covid-19 having rapidly accelerated changes to retail, Edge has moved from being a pleasing addition to the customer experience, to becoming a solution to alleviate difficult commercial realities

Cloudification has blurred the lines between networks and applications, and as new technologies push intelligence to the edge, we enter a new era says Sameh Yamany of VIAVI Solutions.

Organizations have always run IT at ‘the edge’, such as their branch offices or retail outlets. But 5G will make the edge data center potentially revolutionary, says SoftIron’s Craig Chadwell

Edge isn't necesarily what you thought it was

From stability and sustainability, to confidence and trust, Sweden is the ideal home for data center developments, says Node Pole’s Christoffer Svanberg

Identifying inefficiencies in a data center that has to be running 24/7 can be challenging, but using 3D models with built-in physics engines can help, says Future Facilities’ Sherman Ikemoto

Virtual reality has found a niche enabling data center builders not just to show clients what their facilities will look like, but how work is progressing during the build

Data centers are failing to grasp the opportunities that Industry 4.0 offers argues Richard Ungar of ABB.

Schneider to install IoT across all its manufacturing sites, but needs to use 5G, cloud, edge data centers and SDN to support that drive

“Deep component visibility down to the chip” the key to better power consumption, maintenance and reliability, claims Ninov

Across the world, data center operators are investing heavily in energy efficiency and other sustainability measures, according to Supermicro's latest Data Centers & The Environment report

Greenwashing, legislation, the circular economy and more, there's lots to the sustainability agenda, let three millennial experts guide you through some of its key aspects.

With data construction costs rising every year, companies need to be disciplined if they want to keep their construction costs down, according to Sacco

Training isn’t just about ‘doing the job’, but giving engineers the confidence to do any job well. But when Covid struck, Anord Mardix needed to shake-up its on-the-job based training