Biofuels need careful testing
If you are switching your diesels to biofuels, make sure you handle the new fuel with care
If you are switching your diesels to biofuels, make sure you handle the new fuel with care
Organizations can cut cloud carbon emissions and costs by migrating workloads to different regions, if users can tolerate extra latency
Multi-skilling and technology, the winning combination
Heat reuse will drive the adoption of immersion cooling
How can an industry at the forefront of renewable energy be so impacted by rising fossil fuel prices? Chris Pennington of Iron Mountain examines the market dynamics at play
How Data4 more than doubled its Paris capacity on its largest campus
As extreme temperatures become increasingly common, how can data centers handle the heat?
Data centers and the social contract
The key considerations driving data center transformation post-pandemic
Data4’s Juan Vaamonde on why it’s time Spain showed the world what it has to offer
Computational fluid dynamics will become more embedded in design and real time monitoring
This year's European power crisis might have one unexpected spin-off
The shift to renewable power for electricity generation has helped slash greenhouse gas emissions, but both power generators and data centers will always need backup, argues Kohler's Avery Bell
The data center sector - like humans - will have to adapt
A future-ready data center requires tighter focus on internal operations and evolving customer needs
We know how much carbon we consume - how much do we help others save?
There’s no time like the present
Support is split along geographic lines
And a good starting point is to optimize apps and data
Sustainably reducing, reusing and recycling electrical equipment
Surprisingly, perhaps, the telecoms industry could teach data center operators a thing or two about energy efficiency, says Vertiv's David Wilson
If you haven’t heard already of the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, then you very soon will
Even the thirstiest data centers are still a small part of the water economy. That does not let them off the hook
Why we need to rethink our approach