The birth of the learning data center
With machine learning on board, data centers can become smart enough to understand DCIM systems and tune their own performance
With machine learning on board, data centers can become smart enough to understand DCIM systems and tune their own performance
As a new surge of building begins, it’s more important than ever that data centers move to renewable energy sources
Now we are placing IT equipment at the edge of the network, we have to apply new security measures… and keep up the existing ones
Data centers are making things better for the rest of us
To give benefits, an IDCMS must integrate all the other management tools in a data center
The game is changing, and operators choosing a data center location are using different criteria
Proper asset management and reporting can help the colo deal with changing customers… and mergers and acquisitions
IT experts and facilities managers are in separate silos right now, but there won’t be room for both of them in the data center of the future
Just because you can do bad things doesn’t mean you should
Edge facilities are important. But are they as big a revolution as we are told?
Treat your IT engineers well and everyone will benefit
Digital transformation will change your infrastructure. DCD invites you to tell us how you are responding to the challenge of becoming “digital first”
Monitor your racks real time, and you could improve your efficiency without adding great expense.. and avoid some nasty surprises
Data center managers must now combine edge facilities and cloud services. That makes things more complicated
Some operators prefer to build their own facility built to their own specifications. Others need to get into a market quickly, or see a bargain, with sitting tenants
In a virtual world, why are data centers clustering together in campuses
Leasing hardware means you can get the technology you need more quickly - and it can benefit the environment too!
Data sovereignty issues will be at the fore, and data could be repatriated during the Brexit process
China has the world’s fastest growing data center economy. There are risks there - but the opportunities are great
In the right hands, computational fluid dynamics can deliver better insights than any other available means
Computational fluid dynamics can model airflow in servers, but a whole data center space is more complex
There is still a lack of clear policy for Britain’s exit from the EU: the tech sector has an opportunity to lead the debate,
While we’re dreaming up underwater data centers, we also need to tweak our generators
Micro data centers have become something any CTO can be proud of