Gold hydrogen and green nuclear - it's all in the names
The hydrogen economy is partly a matter of definitions
The hydrogen economy is partly a matter of definitions
This is an industry which does not intend to change
As the old saying goes, 'It’s not if, but when.' And for tracking and reporting data center Scope 3 carbon emissions, the 'when' has accelerated to 'now'
Is it the future of cooling, or just a passing fad?
A solution for today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities
Circularity is not just a charitable action. It has direct benefits
Breaching the silos between information and infrastructure pays dividends in the modern data center
Augmented reality is driving a revolution in the field of data center service
Renewables, liquid cooling , and multi-cloud will be big this year
Lift-and-shift to the cloud is lazy. Optimize your workloads first, or you just make your digital inefficiency someone else's problem
Perhaps it would be better for the planet if it just went away
As the world seeks to decarbonize, Western Australia can help meet increasing data demands while reducing emissions.
Why rising energy costs and ambitious NetZero targets will force businesses to rethink their data center strategies
Energy alternatives, regulation and efficiency, Vertiv’s top data center trends for 2023
For more than a decade, data centers have been getting warmer - was that a mistake?
The EU has an array of new regulations affecting data centers. Here's a rundown of what you need to know
There are a lot of nuclear developments, but they are all in the long term future
Moving to the cloud has benefits
How colocation data centers can help hyperscalers meet sustainability goals through new and innovative technology
As the climate warms, and facilities attempt to minimize cooling for efficiency reasons, we could see a trend for cooling systems failures
With power cuts looming, it could be time to reach for a microgrid
A look ahead at the convergent future of digital infrastructure
If data centers promise something, they will be expected to deliver it
In the first part of this two-part series, Brian J Curran examines the challenges faced by data center owners as the demand for digital services continues to accelerate