Rethinking DCIM
A guide to understanding top-down DCIM, and why it matters
Topics & Tech
Cooling
US DOE announces $42m in funding for "breakthrough" data center cooling
Will allow for denser, and more modular systems
Critical Power
Microsoft signs nuclear carbon credits deal with Ontario Power Generation
Microsoft signs secondary agreement to procure power from OPG's upcoming Small Nuclear Reactor deployment
Grid Level
The trouble with data center energy figures
Here’s how to get reliable energy data - and why we badly need it
Rack Level
Toyota and NREL to build 1MW fuel cell backup
Fuel cells that do a diesel generator's job
Connectivity
Spain's Sateliot partners with AWS to build 5G core
NB-IoT connectivity will be provided to customers through this partnership
Carrier Networks
Spain's Sateliot partners with AWS to build 5G core
NB-IoT connectivity will be provided to customers through this partnership
Networking
LOGIX to build fiber for Sabey's new Austin data center
Sabey recently broke ground on the facility which is expected to open by the end of 2023
IT Hardware
Saudi University KAUST taps HPE Cray for 100 petaflops Shaheen III supercomputer
KRAUST to crash the business end of the Top500 list
Sectors
The Edge business case
Exploring the what, why, and how of a digital future at the Edge
Cloud & Hyperscale
Akamai to expand Linode into a dozen new markets by next year
First stop; Ashburn, Virginia
Colocation & Wholesale
China’s Pony.ai sues Digital Realty, wants money it paid “under duress” back
Pony.ai claims DRT threatened to power down its servers if the colo firm wasn’t paid for space that had been canceled
Edge & IoT
The Edge business case
Exploring the what, why, and how of a digital future at the Edge
Enterprise
Speedcast and Nokia deploy private LTE network in Brazil
Speedcast's Brazilian entity SC Caprock will leverage Nokia's Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) solution
Government
Vienna Scientific Cluster launches VSC-5 supercomputer
Ranks 301st on Top500, most powerful system in Austria
HPC & Quantum
Saudi University KAUST taps HPE Cray for 100 petaflops Shaheen III supercomputer
KRAUST to crash the business end of the Top500 list
Telecoms & 5G
Ericsson prepares to lay-off Russian staff by end of 2022
400 Russian-based employees will be let go by the vendor
Security and Risk
China’s Pony.ai sues Digital Realty, wants money it paid “under duress” back
Pony.ai claims DRT threatened to power down its servers if the colo firm wasn’t paid for space that had been canceled
Cyber
Three steps to securing backup power
In distributed environments, remote attacks by hackers are a serious risk
Outages
YouTube Live Streaming experiences intermittent outages
Live streaming and other videos down for many
Physical Security
Three people in critical condition after "electrical incident" and explosion at Google Iowa data center
Appears to be due to an arc flash event at the substation
Software
The balance between open source and monetization
How do you use open source software, and still get a reliable commercial system?
AI & Analytics
Sponsored Digitalization: Don’t get left in the dark
How digitalization can help improve uptime and efficiency in data centers
Infrastructure Management
Sponsored Improving data center performance with simulation
With a myriad of data center challenges facing operators today, could simulation be the cure-all?
Sustainability
Microsoft signs nuclear carbon credits deal with Ontario Power Generation
Microsoft signs secondary agreement to procure power from OPG's upcoming Small Nuclear Reactor deployment
Business Operations
Akamai to expand Linode into a dozen new markets by next year
First stop; Ashburn, Virginia
Construction & Site Selection
Akamai to expand Linode into a dozen new markets by next year
First stop; Ashburn, Virginia
Investment / M&A
CoreSite acquires data center in Miami, Florida
American Tower subsidiary acquires former Baptist Health facility in Doral
Standards & Regulations
China’s Pony.ai sues Digital Realty, wants money it paid “under duress” back
Pony.ai claims DRT threatened to power down its servers if the colo firm wasn’t paid for space that had been canceled
Workforce & Skills
Ericsson prepares to lay-off Russian staff by end of 2022
400 Russian-based employees will be let go by the vendor
