Optimizing operations in the colocation data center with next-gen DCIM software

Sometimes in power procurement, you have to take the best option available

The power required by AI models is expanding uncontrollably - and that is before the models get fully deployed

2022 ended with an energy crisis and inflation. While these are abating somewhat 2023 and beyond will remain equally challenging, warns Schneider’s Rob McKernan

The European Commission's EED reporting requirements will have far-reaching implications for the data center industry.

As data center functions change, FPGAs are flexible and efficient

Advances in generator and battery technologies are contributing significant reductions in emissions, but neither fuel cells nor batteries can yet match diesel for convenience and energy density

Could the answer to 5G coverage be high altitude un-crewed aircraft?

The first step is to understand your present and future energy needs

ChatGPT has put AI on the map, but AI projects that start small need to be structured and managed very differently as they scale, warns Cyxtera’s Holland Barry

The media dared to question data center energy use. The data center sector responded with an animated advert

DDoS attack methods are keeping data center operators on their toes

Ensuring the future and functionality of the Edge data center

It's important to share your best practice

Without strategy, a self-perpetuating industry takes grants and spends them to no purpose

With all the focus on IT security, it’s easy to overlook the importance of comprehensive physical security. Conpato’s Stefan Nilsson tells you what you need to know

Like Boris Johnson, OVHcloud has used a defense which makes it look incompetent

Small modular reactor maker seeks large data center partner?

AI like ChatGPT, ERNIE and Bard could help attackers craft much more sophisticated and harder to identify cyber attacks, warns Platform.sh’s Joey Stanford

Sustainability study from Forrester and Schneider tells us more

A lot of objections to cloud applications are out of date

As the data center industry broadens its horizons beyond the traditional FLAP (Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Paris) regions, is it the beginning of the end for this arguably self-limiting acronym?

Large language models speak convincingly, not accurately

Will artificial intelligence be the future of data center management?