This latest magazine is all about time. It took three years to find the images for the cover feature, some of which have not been published in more than three decades.
The relentless march of time could also mean the end of other photographs from the historic collection, as they risk being lost to history.
We uncover this forgotten archive, and tell the story of how it came to be.
The people vs data centers
Elsewhere in the magazine we look at three stages of data center community conflict - In Northern Virginia, where the market may be hitting saturation point; in Dublin, where it seems like the end is nigh; and in Singapore, where the market is opening back up.
PDG CEO
We speak to Princeton Digital Group CEO Rangu Salgame about building a pan-Asian data center business, and why he has chosen to exclusively focus on meeting the needs of hyperscalers.
The largest data center in the world
Who operates the world's largest data center? We go on the hunt for the biggest on the planet, in what proves to be a surprisingly difficult search.
SMART cables
Submarine cables aren't just useful for connectivity, they could also hold the key to understanding our oceans and predicting the worst of climate change.
Trouble in Soviet Florida
The small separatist state of Abkhazia risks being torn apart by Russian-backed crypto entrepreneurs.
Spinning up a quantum computer
We tour Quantum Motion's lab and talk to the ex-head of Google's quantum computing endeavors about silicon qubits.
Data warehouses
Logistics giants like Prologis are coming for the data center
Terrestrial radiation & FPGAs
How to ensure background radiation doesn't impact hardware at scale.
Sustainable financing
We talk to those taking out loans backed by sustainability targets.
The end of techno-optimism
Why we can't wait for new technology to save us.
Plus more!
The latest news, Peter's factoid, and an entire Automation supplement about drones, AR construction, and networking
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