
OpEx: Minimizing operational expenditure
Strategies for reducing operational expenditure whilst maximizing operational resiliency and efficiency
A London event shows some intriguing ideas for the future of data centers
As builders compete for land and power, the old order will change
As 2022 draws closer will a digital drawing board be the new norm?
When it comes to delivering a data center, time is of the essence
If your unknowns are unknown, you need a project control team
While the benefits of a modular data center approach cannot be overstated, those benefits are amplified even further using an integrated, holistic design approach
Precast concrete creates big opportunities to deliver good data centers
As we bring our offices home, servers move into the offices
Dagenham in London used to be a major manufacturing center. Now, it's attracting data center business based on 100 per cent renewable energy and close proximity to Docklands
Today’s construction platform technology and collaboration tools give data center operators and all relevant stakeholders the ability to capture data from the field and gain visibility into their project performance
Comprehensive loadbank testing at a data center’s commissioning stage – why it is important, and how it reduces downtime.
AI can improve your cooling, and a digital twin can improve your construction results
How are operators adapting to the new regime?
Cities need to balance the uncontrolled growth of digital infrastructure
Make the right decisions - in the right order!
Land is intrinsically valuable, but some is more valuable than others
Moving your infrastructure outside your organization makes sense. But don't move it too far away!
Why not put data capacity into empty office spaces? Because we need to solve the power conundrum
Global competition for data centre capacity requires a measured response
Close coordination, and project buffering are critical factors
Hperscale continues to change the rules of the game
With new fiber and new partnerships, change is coming
Q1 was about increased demand; Q2 was about suppressed supply
Standardize your processes and they will be quicker. Simple!