By ignoring the circular economy, the GHG Protocol may push organizations to waste resources

Why has DCD been talking about air cooling this week?

The power required by AI models is expanding uncontrollably - and that is before the models get fully deployed

Circularity is not just a charitable action. It has direct benefits

Perhaps it would be better for the planet if it just went away

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but there are a multitude of fathers

It may have lost the public cloud fight, but OpenStack’s strength in private cloud will stand it in good stead

Now there’s another open standard at the data center rack level. Will Open19 get on with the Open Compute Project?

IT experts and facilities managers are in separate silos right now, but there won’t be room for both of them in the data center of the future 

Commoditized standard hardware can actually enhance the variety on offer: consider Microsoft and Facebook’s Open Compute strategies

The big truck proposed by AWS effectively brings remote locations onto the same LAN (albeit with huge latency)

The industry has fixated on making power and cooling more efficient. Now some elves are showing us how to make the IT kit work better

Google joining Open Compute is more exciting than Spiderman’s appearance in a Captain America movie trailer

After taking on web-scale data centers, OCP is turning its attentions to the telecoms industry 

Vendors that pretend to be open may soon meet their nemesis

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

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

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

The way Facebook stores your old photos is pretty exciting. When other markets pick up the idea, it will be even better 

Were we nervous, taking our place within the world’s biggest tech event? You bet we were!

ARM chips have a way to go in data centers, and a software ecosystem to build