What has Bitcoin ever done for us?
In retrospect, cryptocurrencies will be seen for the parasites they are - but everyone might benefit from the wider use of GPUs
In retrospect, cryptocurrencies will be seen for the parasites they are - but everyone might benefit from the wider use of GPUs
It is now more feasible to design a data center with an integrated cooling system that can operate for a significant percentage of the year in economizer mode
New technologies are accelerating global IT power consumption - and GPU computing could be a solution
Bad weather sparked last week's Azure outage. In the long term, AI and analytics may save us from this sort of incident - but for now, you need to get ready for the next storm
Pick a server that best serves your needs and is in your price range, but which has the flexibility to scale up when the time comes
24 proven steps to reduce your cloud waste and optimize spend
How cloud computing is being leveraged by financial institutions to deliver innovative financial products and services.
The advent of edge computing could increase the popularity of liquid cooling systems
Northern Virginia is not like any other place on earth. Data centers can’t be built fast enough to keep up with demand
Healthcare organizations should be urged to embrace the cloud, not only because it is an opportunity to reduce cost, but also because it stimulates innovation
Looking at cloud computing as a valuable instrument and a force for innovation
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
Developments in cloud and the IoT will have a significant effect on data center demand
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
Are you ready to leap into the unknown?
Despite concerns, the C-suite’s desire for efficiencies are now seeing companies increasingly rely on cloud
How do you choose between private and public infrastructure?
The concept of control has changed from physical location-based ownership to control of processes
Data centers can get messy, and that’s something no organization can avoid
Faith in “the cloud” will inevitably follow the usual hype cycle – but it’s how we’ll get to the right combination of public and private cloud
How the data center must play its part in providing a secure marketplace for growth
Management leaders must adopt a new approach of indirect control to achieve efficiency, security and peace of mind
Sure, get excited about edge networks, but don’t expect them to be delivered quickly
Most organizations are moving to multiple clouds. The danger is that their vision itself may be cloudy