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

Examining the next ten years. A look at what the future holds for the data center industry

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

This winter will be challenging for data center operators in Europe, with the real risk of energy rationing. But many may have insufficient backup to cope, warns TÜViT’s Joachim Faulhaber

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

Organizations can cut cloud carbon emissions and costs by migrating workloads to different regions, if users can tolerate extra latency

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 need to accept their place in a regulated world

Data centers and the social contract

The long-term business and climate impact considerations of today’s energy storage choices

Computational fluid dynamics will become more embedded in design and real time monitoring

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?