Top data center and tech predictions for 2022
The year we went nuclear?
The year we went nuclear?
Ultra high-voltage distribution could make larger, smarter grids, in which data centers and wind turbines will take new roles
Multi-dimensional, rich metadata-supplemented metrics are our best shot at implementing actions that actually make software greener.
If you think you've got troubles, consider the challenges facing the energy sector
Evaporative cooling uses water, but saves electricity, which has its own embodied water consumption. Should we go water free or not?
Not all predictions are created equal
You might think it's not for you, but the world is moving towards more tightly-knit grids
Setting goals is no longer enough
As the data deluge continues to accelerate, so does the need for green data centers
Creativity is there. Hope and vision are in short supply
As 2022 draws closer will a digital drawing board be the new norm?
Manufacuring needs to be re-thought,. along with everything else
Why as an industry, we can achieve so much more together
Bitcoin’s energy use is controversial, but that is not the whole story
Part 3 of 3: drivers for change in data center water stewardship - watershed replenishment: opportunities and challenges
Why power saving and achieving net zero is the foundation of all future builds
From sustainability to climate change, the topics set to dominate the data center conversation in 2022
Part 2 of 3: drivers for change in data center water stewardship - management of water risks
The demonstrations at Data Centres Ireland won't be the last protests against data center projects - unless we can deliver transparent information about progress
Part 1 of 3: drivers for change in data center water stewardship - water use
Extreme weather and investor and regulator pressures have encouraged more data center operators to reevaluate their resiliency
Are old load-banking and maintenance procedures causing you new problems?
A sustainable digital economy needs a collaboration platform
World leaders are failing. Are tech leaders any better?