Driven by pressure from customers, regulators, and shareholders major colocation providers are increasingly looking for clean energy alternatives to power their data centers.
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Economic challenges lead data center companies to select sites farther away from the locations where data is generated.
Data Center Providers Continue Emerging Market Expansion, Despite Risks Read More »
Taking stock of AI ROI is challenging but essential. IT leaders and industry observers lend insights on how to get a clear idea of whether your AI efforts are paying off.
Measuring the business impact of AI Read More »
More tech execs are using and managing unstructured data, boosting the need for analysis of this data – and the cloud may be the best place to do this according to a recent study.
Shift to Cloud Helps Data Centers Manage Unstructured Data Read More »
More than 160 data centers and related companies have now signed on to the iMasons Climate Accord, signaling a sea change in the industry.
iMasons Expands Into LATAM, Building Momentum for Climate Accord Read More »
Arm is ubiquitous in mobile and popular for laptops. Customization and price advantages mean it deserves a second look in the data center, as well.
Arm Chips Gaining in Data Centers, But Still in Single Digits Read More »
Companies struggling to hire new talent are turning to training existing employees in internal “talent factories.”
A New Strategy to Address the AI Talent Shortage Read More »
New career-boosting certs are aimed at network automation, observability and programmability
Cisco DevNet certifications explained Read More »
Data center semiconductor chip supply chains have threatened server refresh cycles. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi traveled to Taiwan, and invoked the ire of China, one of the U.S.’s largest trading partners, to prevent this issue from affecting your business. Countries are rushing to localize manufacturing in order to improve resilience in the wake of recent
Will Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Affect Data Center Semiconductor Supply Chain? Read More »
Open RAN enables interoperability among hardware, software, and interfaces used in cellular networks but also changes their attack surface.
Top 5 security risks of Open RAN Read More »
Enterprises, governments and other organizations now have access to more powerful weapons in their defensive arsenal with AI – but so do malevolent hackers.
AI in cybersecurity: Raising the stakes for enterprise defense Read More »
The chances are that most of the data you collect — from human communications to machine logs — is piling up with little plan for actualizing its potential. Good governance and AI can help.
Unlocking the hidden value of dark data Read More »
Two arenas and a manufacturing center are deploying private 5G networks for tech gains that include low latency, high reliability, and support for massive numbers of connected devices.
Early adopters embrace private 5G Read More »
There are five common ways for companies to procure private 5G networks, and service levels can vary dramatically.
Who’s selling private 5G and what do you get? Read More »
Making use of artificial intelligence takes more than just buying the technology and flipping the “on” switch. Companies need to understand the goals they want to accomplish — and ensure that they have the right data to get there.
How Architecture Teams Can Shift to an AI-First Data Strategy Read More »
