What a data center recruiter sees as the solution to the skills gap

Every industry has its champions

Data center network management requires tools that are as intelligent as the people who use them to prevent staff from being overwhelmed by irrelevant alerts, warns Entuity’s John Diamond

And how it can help data centers find solutions to downtime

And how they propose you solve it

And how it can apply to the training of fresh blood

From cost to complexity, implementing new software is fraught with potential pitfalls

In Greek mythology, the secret to Theseus’s success was probably largely down to good genes, but in the absence of Godly parents, how has the Thésée data center followed suit?

The growth in data isn't slowing down any time soon. So how can organizations better manage the data they have, not to mention the data they're set to accumulate?

As data centers become ever-more complex, the need for intelligent operations and maintenance systems becomes ever-greater

Why data centers are finding it necessary to integrate their critical infrastructure and application workloads

Why Virginia’s land prices are through the roof

Few things need to be as consistently reliable as data centers. But with well-thought out processes and management the risk of downtime can be minimised, says JLL’s Terry L Rodgers

Data center management tools provide detailed insights into every aspect of operations, except processor health. Until now, that is

The world’s biggest hyperscalers are also big users of colo services. But ‘cloud condos’, plugged together 5MW at a time, could prove to be a better fit for their needs

The European infrastructure fund, Marguerite II, acquires the Swedish data center operator Conapto

Training is the key to staying abreast of developments in an industry as fast moving as the data center sector, says Georg Fischer’s Ian Waldock

On-chip agents are set to revolutionize data center server power management, says ProteanTecs’ Nir Sever

Many data center operators found that their mid-20th century working practices needed to be quickly updated during the pandemic, says BGIS’s Tony DeSpirito

Leaks of any size are a major concern for data centers – even a small leak can become a catastrophe. How can they be detected before any damage is done?

What started as a data center management challenge quickly turned into “an incredible opportunity,” according to Facebook's Jeff Ronan

Virtual reality and smarter approaches to the skills shortage offer a route out of Covid-19 pressures

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

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