DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Enterprise, Max Smolaks, Uptime Institute
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Harley Ellis Devereaux set to merge with Integrated Design Group
To create a larger engineering firm with expertise in data centers
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Skybox is building a 174-acre crypto campus in Texas
The Hodl Ranch is expected to open in March
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DCD Awards 2018: Winners announced
Congratulations to the best and the brightest
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Equinix is building yet another data center in London
LD7, the company's ninth facility in the city, is set to open its doors in 2019
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NTT Com to establish data center construction and management subsidiary
The new organization will focus on supporting and expanding NTT’s infrastructure footprint
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Vertiv opens data center factory in Thailand
To serve the rapidly growing markets in Southeast Asia
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OpenStack Foundation launches software platform for edge computing
StarlingX offers all-in-one toolkit for managing distributed IT
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NatWest tests Fujitsu’s quantum-inspired tech
The bank will use the company’s Digital Annealer to process financial data in a Proof of Concept
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Etix Blockchain opens two cryptocurrency mines in Iceland
Both facilities have been fully leased by “international institutional customers”
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Penguin Computing is expanding manufacturing in Fremont, CA
The company says new building will triple production capacity
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Flexenclosure to ship more data center modules to Australia
Less than a year after its first contract down under
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Flexenclosure to ship pre-fabricated data center to the Philippines
Globe Telecom will open the facility on Mindanao island in the next six months
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FNT and ABB come together to improve DCIM interoperability
FNT Command and Decathlon for Data Centers will be able to share data sets
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Data center outage brings down Lending Club website
Exact reasons are still unclear
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Walmart to fight cloud lock-in with open source platform
OneOps can manage applications and easily move them between clouds