Server huggers still have their place in the cloud

It’s not just engineers that need to innovate. The data center sector needs new approaches to business and finance

Drone technology will have an impact on data centers - and the rest of our lives. 

It’s no good having ultra-flexible IT systems, if you can’t deliver predictable performance

One of the fastest growing markets is set for more change next year

Liquid cooling is normally proposed for supercomputers. Now it’s being suggested for smaller edge facilities

Renewable energy is realistic, and so is the zero-waste data center 

Google data centers are sending less to landfill. Why not send the whole facility there?

The recession stopped the green data center movement in its tracks. Now it’s coming back, older and wiser, and without any new metrics

Before you implement DCIM, you need to make sure your equipment can all communicate

Data centers serve humanity - but they just don’t want people to get too close…

We hear data centers in the city of Beijing have to have a PUE of 1.5 or less. How will that work? 

Modular can mean many different things 

Usually re-using waste heat is too much like hard work. But maybe that’s changing

 Some states are keen to get data centers in their borders, others are trying to cut back…. 

Out-of-date equipment can trap you, leaving you spending your time maintaining obsolete applications and architecture

Brexit will dent the cohesion of European business infrastructure. It will be tech’s job to rebuild it

Multi-colored racks, viewing galleries, climbing walls and dubstep could be just what we need

Convert the empty floor space in network facilities, and you have a great edge data center

Africa has fiber, and it has a market. But you need more than that to get a data center business running there

Fewer players means an easier choice, and the industry can proceed with the move to DCSM

Here’s a new data center metric you may not have considered: How much of a space can you fill at the power density you want?

Migrating a Dublin data center over St Patrick’s weekend with no backup… what could possibly go wrong?

You know that your IT demands will change. How do you plan to handle that?