We still have a long way to go before we reach gender equality in the data center, and the recent boom of “women in tech” might be misleading.

Rising chip and rack densities are a key driver for liquid cooling, but there are other reasons you may want to consider the technology

With 5G on the horizon, we must look for ways to support the growth and maintain the increasingly critical edge by creating a collaborative ecosystem that builds resiliency

With a CAPEX investment that’s annually edging closer to VRLA, smaller footprint and longer lifecycle, it’s clear why Li-ion has become a popular choice

Following and adhering to this framework will simplify the process and reduce risk

Now is the time for the pendulum to swing back to a decentralized computing model

Next year will be all about edge computing, hyperscalers, 5G and the re-emergence of liquid cooling

With irreversible change in prospect, how can you plan for resilience?

The Open Compute Project started out on racks. Now it has specifications for buildings - and wholesale colocation provider Kao Data welcomes them

While there still may be some confusion around what open compute even is, resources are becoming more and more available to remove the mystery.

How innovations in edge IT are disrupting the colocation market and presenting unique challenges for service providers

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

Li-ion chemistry and machine learning unlock new resiliencies

New study finds increasing chilled water temperatures can yield energy savings of between 41 - 64 percent

Look for the greatest possible flexibility when deploying at the Edge

The future is here, and colocation providers need step up their agility game

Mobile infrastructure players are set to play a much stronger role in the Internet 

The greatest and most rapid technological changes are being generated from the Edge of the network

Definitions of the edge are changing, the way you approach it should change too

IT Pods can give the best of both worlds, combining power and speed 

Large data centers need a cooling system which is effective at high power levels

Increasing data center efficiency is a complex task. Humans could use a little help

Hyperconverged IT can unlock the true potential of small data centers

Standardized IT pod architectures can offer many advantages to hyperscale and colocation data centers