Hyperscale partnerships could be the catalyst for small modular reactor development

The guys that just made a new mouse tell us about the compute needs of de-extinction

The compute behind our weather forecast systems

The most notable deals and trends across data center power procurement

Question marks remain over SMR technology, despite its massive potential

How AWS is driving the move out of Loudoun to the rest of Virginia

A look at one of Virginia’s hottest new data center markets

When renewable goals come up against data center growth

How TUI has continued to modernize its IT operations before, during, and after the pandemic

Inside the cloud economics of the ‘renters not buyers’ club

Why it might make sense to store energy in the racks, instead of in the UPS

Academics with screwdrivers are making way for operations engineers and SLAs

What happens when you put a quantum computer alongside conventional systems?

In the wake of a ransomware disaster, and during the Covid pandemic, Travelex rebuilt its IT infrastructure for resiliency

How a cloud-first hybrid-IT approach is making opera more accessible to the public

Digital Realty's CEO and more on what generative AI means for the data center industry

Behind generative AI and its impact on the industry

How Riot Games moved its workloads to the cloud and the Edge

As exascale system power requirements reach tens of megawatts, on-premise facilities are becoming less feasible

Hyperscalers are installing ground stations at data centers, while incumbents are moving to a more cloud-like, virtualized, as a Service way of thinking

Keeping your qubits stable requires some of the most extreme cooling equipment around

Fredrick Brennan talks about the failure of free speech communities, the dangers of hate, and why he now welcomes censorship

They’re getting bigger, so defenses need to keep getting better

AWS changed its Spot pricing to be smoother. The result ended up more expensive, and less transparent

All around the world, data center builders are finding they have to build upwards, creating new opportunities and challenges

While customers increasingly seek out multi-cloud solutions, Western companies might prefer to stick with what they know

Hong Kong and Singapore struggle with success; Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand keep growing their data center footprint

What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company