Sponsored Sustainable data center backup power is a strategy, not a battery chemistry
Data centers continue to walk the tightrope of meeting burgeoning power demands, while also fulfilling sustainability aims and obligations
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Data centers continue to walk the tightrope of meeting burgeoning power demands, while also fulfilling sustainability aims and obligations
The rise of AI infrastructure is forcing data centers to rethink backup power strategies
In a world where power has become the ultimate currency, you can no longer afford to waste it
The future of our sector will be decided on the ground
Build community relationships the same way you build the infrastructure – early, deliberately, and to last
The geography of digital infrastructure is changing faster than most people realize
In the data center business today, speed and readiness decide who grows and who sits out
The smartest developers are moving beyond saturated markets – like Northern Virginia – and finding opportunity in unexpected places
The irony is striking: You're running a data center with efficiency levels that seemed impossible just a decade back, yet you're still defending against outdated complaints
We need to stop hiring for yesterday's requirements and start building teams for tomorrow's challenges
Strategic guidance for operators navigating local engagement in an era of rapid expansion
Expert advice for navigating the full spectrum of computing needs
Immersive technologies can help avoid costly outages while training a skilled labor pool
Innovation in workplace technology is contributing to higher volumes of data across the board, and higher volumes of data, means higher demand for the facilities that process it
Keeping TCO nailed down requires data – lots of it – and proven processes to analyse and apply it, as well as business discipline, argues JLL’s Brian Kortendick