After the weary years of Edge hype, the reality is becoming clear

Like flying, AI is something we should use sparingly

As an industry watcher, I wish every country could have a technopolitical bust-up as good as the one going on in Germany

But they are standing very still

Pulling carbon out of smoke stacks and the atmosphere is a good concept, but can it deliver what we need?

New rules should make it possible to compare companies' environmental claims

When post-Brexit Britain flexes its muscles, Brad Smith is not impressed

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

Like Boris Johnson, OVHcloud has used a defense which makes it look incompetent

This is the application immersion cooling and digital boilers have been waiting for

This is an industry which does not intend to change

In South Korea, a data center fire led to government intervention. In France, just silence

If data centers promise something, they will be expected to deliver it

There comes a point where hype hits reality

Another possible reason for IoT's popularity amongst operators

FedEx will get short term applause but could suffer a long term headache

The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon

Broadcom is the latest player to seek strength from association

Well, yes, to some extent. And why not?

A lot of the stuff people want to do at the Edge is already being done

Despite the predictions, it seems that data centers aren’t yet ready to do without human kindness

Data centers have become invisible. We're celebrating the people who have done most to increase public understanding of our vital infrastructure

5G is supposed to be a key part of delivering Edge applications. But the biggest Edge application could be the 5G network itself

If we want to make data centers more inclusive, it will take more than fine words

The new Outposts offering puts AWS hardware in your data center. That's weird enough. Why is it also re-importing VMware to the enterprise?

Whatever the outcome of the BA / CBRE courtroom battle, every enterprise with outsourced IT will be watching with bated breath

ARP creates a control plane where decisions about routing electrical can be taken and enacted, based on a real-time assessment of the actual needs of the data center. Peter Judge talks to Ed Ansett about an invention due to be revealed at DCD>London

In retrospect, cryptocurrencies will be seen for the parasites they are - but everyone might benefit from the wider use of GPUs