A year ago, an incident at South Korea’s National Information Resource Services (NIRS) in Daejeon highlighted the hidden dangers associated with data center equipment. During
Drone threats to data centers are becoming increasingly real as operators face rising risks. Recent drone strikes on AWS facilities in the Persian Gulf have
Enterprises are increasingly opting for colocation data centers to manage AI applications, deploy hybrid cloud models, and enhance connectivity while keeping costs down. Traditional corporate
Amsterdam is still a significant player in the European data center market, but rising power constraints are prompting shifts in where new capacities can be
At the AI Infra Summit, leaders from both industry and government discussed the potential of establishing data centers in space, highlighting the promise and the
Rack power density is experiencing rapid growth, driven primarily by the demands of AI workloads. With the average rack load rising from 10 kW to
Demand for data centers is escalating, but the ability to deliver effectively is set to become the crucial measure of success within the industry. As
Zombie Workloads Haunt Data Center Efficiency Efforts In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, organizations face a unique challenge known as "zombie workloads." These consist of
On September 3, OpenAI unveiled the system card for its model, GPT-6 "Astra." A couple of noteworthy findings stand out for data center operators, regardless
Data center professionals are increasingly changing jobs despite receiving salary raises, indicating a shift in priorities towards career advancement over mere compensation. The driving force