DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Diesel rotary UPS creator gets a new parent
Historic building could be used for blockchain
The company is asking for a $450,000 refund on its 2018 property tax bill
The three year deal is aimed at making it easier for government agencies to purchase AWS services
As the coal-burning plants cannot hit strict carbon dioxide targets
In an effort to grow in the IoT market
In what could be an industry first
The recently created Avera used to be IBM's microelectronics business
Also considers fully selling the company
As well as a $10 million fine
The company's third acquisition in 18 months
As part of ongoing expansions aiming to bring the campus up to 1.3 million square feet
The company's creditors will now take over the business
Following large scale expansions in Sydney and Melbourne
And it's going to cost them another $15 million to recommission the data centers
It's still going to be called T5 and its got some serious cash behind it
As part of Millicom's $68 million Latin American investment
Built in partnership with colo company CtrlS
The investment would be used to buy and build more data centers
As part of a four-year outsourcing contract with Centric
As it tries to deal with $1.3bn in debt
HPE has alleged that, without informing investors, Autonomy sold loss-making hardware contracts to pump up sales figures
The Zoned Namedspaces SSD will allow information to be stored based on what type of data it is
The tax cuts could help a local lake-cooled data center expand from a $40 million project to a $200 million one
The colocation provider has completed 11 acquisitions in the last decade and could be eyeing up further expansions
Instant Data centers used to be Elliptical Mobile Solutions before it was bought and renamed in 2016
But previous White House DOE budget proposals have been overruled
The Linux based OS will be available pre-installed on Facebook's network hardware