SDNs at a global scale and free-space optics to the heavens

DCD uncovers more about the Kuwaiti-backed business that hired hyperscaler heavy hitters

A look at Meta’s next-generation data centers

Can we realistically cool data centers using the resources already available to us?

Could laser-based computing deliver the best of both classical and quantum computing?

Cooling systems are trying to use less water. Electrolytic descaling could be the answer

CTO Mark Papermaster on the company’s CPU and GPU data center strategy

We need liquid cooling, but it won’t replace air

How a youthful passion for engineering led Marty Cooper to create of one of the world’s most important inventions

We meet Andy Power, the deal-maker who runs the world’s largest data center company

There won’t be room for AI in the existing data center metro hubs. So AQ Compute is standing by to plumb it into a hydro-powered facility in Norway

The largest economy in Europe is the first to experience serious legislation relating to data centers

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A primer on connecting UPS systems to the grid

What role do legacy interconnection hubs have a place in a cloud & Edge ecosystem?

The Big Apple looks to rebrand as an interconnection city

SES pitches its new mPower fleet as a viable alternative to fiber for telcos and data center operators

TowerCos have identified their role in pushing the Edge

And how it hopes to become the McDonald’s of the Edge data center world

All too often, utility grids can’t provide power when you need it. Data centers are increasingly looking at alternatives

We have heard how great hydrogen will be as an energy source. But how do you get it?

Both Cerebras and Colovore have aggressive plans to expand in the age of generative AI

Taking carbon out of the atmosphere sounds like a brilliant idea. Why is it controversial?

Pure DC’s leader Dawn Childs is not like the rest

Can the mobile model fronted by GSMA provide a blueprint for the broadband industry?

Why are operators spinning these assets from their portfolios?

After exiting markets and selling legacy telco sites, Evoque now says it’s ready to expand