Chip fabs and data centers are often located in countries prone to extreme seismic activity, presenting challenges for operators

It’s cold, it’s renewable, and it’s cheap. But is it ready?

We unearth a hidden archive of beautiful photos tracking the birth of our industry

Finding out who owns the biggest data center on the planet is harder than you might think

Cleveland Clinic’s chief research information officer talks to DCD about partnering with IBM for an on-premise quantum machine

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

Facing strong headwinds, IBM hopes to find new life in the cloud

Controlling failure rates and temperatures with AI

DCD reports on the epic decades-long quest to make computers more like the human brain

Fears over climate change and rising power densities led supercomputing designers to adopt hot water cooling

The chip that started in the PlayStation 3 ended up in the world’s fastest supercomputer, and heralded a heterogeneous computing future

Virtualization can mean several different things, from bare metal to containers

As data centers become living brains, is the role of the human set to be diminished?

Tape storage has been written off in the past, but it turns out the cloud era needs it more than ever

As the Army’s logistics division re-ups with IBM, we talk to the man behind the deal

Eying lucrative gains as IT is modernized, data centers are consolidated, and taxes shrunk

DCD heads to Norway to visit what could become Europe’s largest data center

Specialist integrator OCF turns IBM servers into virtual nuclear weapons

Version 2.0 of the popular framework due to drop in the immediate future

The country’s scientists are also building a 2,000km quantum communications network

What started as a PhD thesis by a student in California is revolutionizing analytics

Forget Intel - two different takes on the RISC architecture will compete against each other