Communications companies seem to have discovered that owning space isn’t their core business

Singapore may be leading SE Asia, but it needs to remember the basics

You can unlock the revenue in your data archives without causing conflict

IBM and Rittal aren’t the first prospecters into Norway’s giant Lefdal mine

Big corporate mergers often go wrong, but there are good examples for Equinix, NTT and Digital Realty to emulate

Rackspace is planning “managed cloud” support for Amazon Web Services. But why would it help its rival?

Why operate all of your strategies and back office functions from a premium priced location when not all of them require it?

What can data scientists do with more powerful machines and limitless data?

It’s closing its data centers, but Netflix is not completely relying on the public cloud

Massive change is coming. That’s an oppportunity for some

Finally, Amazon responds to Greenpeace: the cloud saves carbon, no matter how you power it

Data centres over five years old will come under increasing pressure to align to new, more powerful technologies

Cloud providers are asking for green tariffs. Electricity firms are not playing ball

The cloud is taking more business, but hybrid cloud will keep in-house and colocation data centers alive

The introduction of ARMv8 processors into the datacenter will allow engineers to pick and choose architectures that are better suited to particular workloads

Today Amazon publishes separate figures for its public cloud services. This will change a lot of things

Another new cloud heating player has arrived

You want to save resources, but surely certification takes time, energy and paper…

the passing of Gigaom saddens us. If you were coming to the Structure event in New York, please come to DCD Enterprise instead

Now a Bavarian fish farmer has withdrawn his complaint against e-shelter, can he sell them sushi?

takes a look at what 2015 has in store for data centers

Expansion, not romance, united two European colos, says Peter Judge

Giant data centers have an easier time with PUE, says Peter Judge