Keeping waveforms in check
Whether a data center is onshore or offshore, the universal electrical issue that affects them all is harmonics
Whether a data center is onshore or offshore, the universal electrical issue that affects them all is harmonics
Between Cat 6A and new Cat 8 offerings, 7/7A no longer offer an advantage
It is vital that facilities managers understand not only the importance of fuel, but how to manage it
Edge computing puts processing power at the source of IoT data, meaning that not only can data be analysed as soon as it is generated, but secured too
A guide to DCIM solutions for the data center
Northern Virginia is not like any other place on earth. Data centers can’t be built fast enough to keep up with demand
Silence and inaction cannot continue on the part of Europe’s leading country in terms of tech investment
Making the most of the big change
An organization should consider all its requirements when choosing a third-party provider for its cloud service — not only in terms of features but also in terms of security and access control
The large numbers of unmanned edge sites that we’re about to see deployed over the coming ten years will require full integrated and automated control, but we might not be ready
A few tips on how to keep personal information secure wherever it resides
How the introduction of the Virginia Senate Bill 268, the BPOL tax and continued demand will affect the world’s most competitive data center market
The more complex the system, the more vulnerable the ‘human element’ becomes
AI is often presented as a universal panacea that can somehow resolve everything
There’s a world going on underground
Build more data centers instead of simply upgrading what you have
Why should you choose to evolve your business IT if it is working just fine?
Getting to grips with these challenges paves the way to a reliable business continuity strategy
Under the new legislation, data breach detection and response must be executed with rigour and skill
Localized, distributed data centers are an inevitability
In a post-Brexit world anything that hampers the development of data centers must be avoided at all costs
There is a much documented sense of wariness towards big data applications and the commercial use of personal data by private companies
AI is bringing us driverless cars. What about autonomous data centers?
Innovation is coming fast in finance, but a businesses in that sector have to maintain legacy technology and comply with regulation, they must acopt a multi-cloud approach