Often condemned as an eyesore, can cell towers blend in with the environment?

Hyperscale partnerships could be the catalyst for small modular reactor development

Ex-DOE IT chief on the technology needed to green the power of the world

Such agreements are key to many data center net zero plans. But will they stand the test of time?

Building data centers may get easier, but potential supply chain problems loom large

The most notable deals and trends across data center power procurement

Here’s what happened, and what you need to know

After several false dawns, the technology could become integral to data centers

How renewable developers are coping with local opposition to energy projects

Startup H2OVortex thinks it can help data centers save water by mimicking a natural phenomenon

With F-gas cooling set to be banned, could carbon dioxide emerge as a natural alternative?

Question marks remain over SMR technology, despite its massive potential

As markets remain challenging, where can operators save on energy by going green?

DCD talks to a Virginia opposition group on why they want to prevent unbridled data center growth from causing a tragedy of the commons

How renewable developers are rushing to meet data center energy needs

K&N Filtration has worked with tech giant Apple to develop a sustainable filter solution

When renewable goals come up against data center growth

Brian Janous on how data centers can survive the grid crunch

America's energy companies are taking different approaches to the growing power demands of data centers

Politicians in Oslo are plotting new legislation for the nation’s data centers

Nuclear power, robot dreams, and the sinking of Project Natick

CEO Hassan Alnaqbi tells DCD about his plans for the future

The city has laid out a roadmap that it hopes will lead to success

We speak to a CEO running a 1MW facility on fuel cells, with DC power distribution

Cooling fluid for servers is a growing market for oil companies

Would you print a data center?

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

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