AI research, blockchain and GDPR - just some of the things that will influence data center development in the next 12 months

With the advent of new silicon and signal processing, the costs have been pushed down

Edge data centers require at least the same design diligence devoted to large scale data centers, if not more

Data centers remain significantly underutilized despite ever-rising demand. A composable disaggregated data center infrastructure resolves this paradox

Committing a data center’s resources can be risky without the right planning tools

Well-managed supply and a mature approach to digitization have helped the British capital remain the fourth largest colocation market in the world

A look at the trends that will shape the next 12 months, focused on the UK

Buying an expensive tennis racket doesn’t mean you’re ready for Wimbledon, and this is much the same for monitoring

Is there room for traditional enterprise facilities in today’s data center landscape?

Santa has many little helpers, but many of them don’t have the skills to ensure that his sleigh is secure

Disruptive EU regulatory change is driving world-wide capital markets to embrace latency equivalence in colocation

The eFPGA technology and market dynamic is similar to what happened in the 90s when Arm and others offered embedded processor IP

Upcoming European regulation is going to be a disaster, but that’s okay

In my opinion, the world of data center acceleration is moving to FPGA-based solutions

Here are some of the key events that are going to keep us busy in the data center during 2018

A monitoring system will typically display the battery status, and record any changes to resistance, temperature or voltage

Colos can provide quickly scalable, densely interconnected, geographically distributed data center space, which is a necessity for enterprises to compete in the IoT

Two terms continue to be confused: data deletion, which leaves data recoverable, and data erasure, which is permanent. This could present major issues under the terms of the EU GDPR

Our politicians seem oblivious to what we do best

A thought experiment on the data centers of tomorrow

Discussing next generation DCIM, AI and more

There are, today, some very specific applications where using flash and tape is by far the most cost-effective storage setup

There seems to be a disconnect between interest in and adoption of Linux-based application containers in the enterprise

Each of the approaches to data center construction has its pros and cons