Server huggers still have their place in the cloud

Saving energy also saves money

There are more fuel cell vendors than Bloom, and more technologies than solid oxide

Renewable energy is realistic, and so is the zero-waste data center 

Google data centers are sending less to landfill. Why not send the whole facility there?

The recession stopped the green data center movement in its tracks. Now it’s coming back, older and wiser, and without any new metrics

Lead acid batteries have a bad press. Now they can be recycled safely and cleanly, and bring you revenue

We hear data centers in the city of Beijing have to have a PUE of 1.5 or less. How will that work? 

What can enterprises and SMBs expect from their outsourced datacenter provider?

Usually re-using waste heat is too much like hard work. But maybe that’s changing

Cloud and colocation providers may need a little encouragement to become greener. That’s where enterprise customers come in

New figures show that US data center energy is not growing as fast as was feared

There will be a period of uncertainty and adjustment, but business will move forward and embrace the new status quo

It’s good accounting, not a giant leap for mankind

Dell’s Triton takes on HP’s Apollo in a cooling technology battle from Mount Olympus

Microsoft has said it will go beyond today’s purchase agreements, to actually using more renewable energy. Is this realistic?

ASHRAE believes it can get a worthwhile efficiency standard out this summer, but there are issues to discuss 

Edge networks have a harder time using renewables than centralized facilities

The real secret to data center success is the people involved 

Offshore Nordic and Baltic data centers can win big business - without being giants themselves

Data center growth is not the problem. The skills crisis is caused by changes in technology, and your solution will depend on what you actually want from your data center 

It seems that data centers can get along better without people inside them

Data centers are sometimes criticised on environmental grounds, but claims that they harm animals are rare

It’s a struggle, but there’s been good news from the FITARA forum and elsewhere on US government consolidation efforts