Computational fluid dynamics can provide insights into data center performance that monitoring alone can never achieve, argues Future Facilities’ Dave King

Data center operators can scarcely 'move fast and break things', but there are ways they can discover better ways of working and operating, argues Future Facilities' Dave King

Digital twins - accurate 3D representations of data center facilities - can help providers plan big changes and radically reduce their risks, says Cadence's Dave King

Can the enterprise data center still deliver value? Yes, argues Future Facilities' Mark Fenton

Driven by the accelerating processing power of data centers, as well as expanding chip densities, air-based cooling techniques are struggling to keep data centers cool

While it is easy to state the importance of starting a digital transformation journey, actually doing it is much harder

Covid-19 exposed many weaknesses in data center provision. How effectively have we really responded?

Want to make your data center more efficient? Take a leaf from the gamers' play book

The current crisis will only accelerate the move to digital

Operators wanting to capitalize on 5G would do well to deliver a distinctive function such as low-latency infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

By implementing a digital twin of your data center, you can model and predict every action you’ll need to take

By utilizing a digital twin, both colo and enterprise data center teams can look to predict, visualize and quantify the impact of any change

The reality is that the demand and pressures that data centers are under are unlikely to go anywhere soon

Well established in the manufacturing and aerospace industry, is a physics-based digital twin the future of facilities planning?