IT supply issues have organizations shifting from just-in-time to just-in-case buying
Uncertainty about the length of backlogs for IT hardware means both vendors and enterprises are changing their purchasing strategies.
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Intel and Google Cloud Launch New Chip for Data Centers
Intel and Google have teamed up on a new chip designed to make data centers more secure and efficient.
Equinix Doubles Digital Inclusion Philanthropy with New Foundation
On Wednesday, Equinix announced a $50 million foundation to advance digital inclusion efforts around the world.
Colo providers looking to clean energy alternatives: hydrogen and nuclear
Driven by pressure from customers, regulators, and shareholders major colocation providers are increasingly looking for clean energy alternatives to power their data centers.
Data Center Providers Continue Emerging Market Expansion, Despite Risks
Economic challenges lead data center companies to select sites farther away from the locations where data is generated.
Shift to Cloud Helps Data Centers Manage Unstructured Data
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.
iMasons Expands Into LATAM, Building Momentum for Climate Accord
More than 160 data centers and related companies have now signed on to the iMasons Climate Accord, signaling a sea change in the industry.
Arm Chips Gaining in Data Centers, But Still in Single Digits
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.
Will Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Affect Data Center Semiconductor Supply Chain?
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 …
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For Competing Recruiters, Twitter’s Turmoil Could Be a Gift
The prospect of Elon Musk taking over Twitter has its employees uncertain about their futures — and recruiters for IT roles licking their chops.
Space is the final frontier for data centers
Last year marked the first time humanity deployed a conventional data center in space. The HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 – a set of HPE Edgeline Converged EL4000 Edge and HPE ProLiant machines, each with an Nvidia T4 GPU to support AI workloads – was sent to the International Space Station in February of 2021. This is …
As Blockchain Hype Fades, Developers Give Ethereum a Serious Look
THE NEW STACK–With the hype settling down, companies are starting to look at blockchain with a more realistic, practical-minded approach — and starting to zero in on those applications where the technology’s advantages make sense.
Supply chain attacks show why you should be wary of third-party providers
CSO–The weak link in your enterprise security might lie with partners and suppliers. Here’s how to understand and mitigate that risk.
5G is poised to transform manufacturing
NETWORK WORLD–5G wireless holds much promise for manufacturing facilities, largely for its speed and low latency, so a few early adopters are buying into the technology, but its pervasive use in factories is still years off.
How IoT can improve IT operations
From data center monitoring to connected kegerators, sensors, internet of things projects are inching their way into IT departments, reaping efficiencies, increasing security, and bringing teams together.