Data centers will become migrants this year, and we will start to define them differently

Data centers strove to become better in 2015, and stumbled into a wider arena 

The Climate Summit is over. Now what needs to be done?

Google got it right, and the UK got it very wrong in Paris

Nuclear energy is low-carbon. Should the industry be supporting it on the same terms as renewables?

Data centers on a boat could come to a harbor near you… 

Vendors that pretend to be open may soon meet their nemesis

Communications companies seem to have discovered that owning space isn’t their core business

The rise of edge data centers means Interxion Paris won’t be the last data center to annoy its neighbors

It shouldn’t take a death to remind us that health and safety rules are not optional. 

White box equipment needs robust testing if it’s going to reach its full potential

Displaced people need help, but data centers on the move are a fact of life 

California learnt to allow refrigerants

Solar storms are real, but preparing for them is not a simple matter 

ASHRAE’s new data center building standard includes recommended PUE levels

IBM and Rittal aren’t the first prospecters into Norway’s giant Lefdal mine

Rackspace is planning “managed cloud” support for Amazon Web Services. But why would it help its rival?

Tape is more reliable, and it’s not going away. But let’s not oversell it 

It’s closing its data centers, but Netflix is not completely relying on the public cloud

Why change the Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) metric? 

The Navajo Nation is building a supercomputer that takes a simple approach to liquid cooling

Uptime Institute admits problems with multi-level certification, and its critics have a field day

Web giants don’t need fully-validated Open Compute products. But if other people want them, why can’t they have them?

Data centers are being built in the strangest places - from churches, to spaghetti factories, to military zones