Fossil fueled electricity, and a potentially volatile politics might trouble some executives - but not Sunevision’s Raymond Tong

We don’t know how much water data centers use. We just know it’s a lot

Hyperscalers put off by Singapore’s moratorium might find a welcome in Malaysia

Research in technology and renewable energy in Singapore could blaze a path for more sustainable data centers around the world

The Chinese Government's 14th Five Year Plan could see more data centers built, more focus on green initiatives, and more domestic chip manufacturing

After years of slow growth, a flurry of investments and partnerships heralds India’s digital expansion

As the country experiences a shift to the cloud, demand is booming

Long-term deals from large suppliers might insulate operators from the worst for now, but for how long?

Chips are getting hotter, racks are getting denser. We need to start building the data center of tomorrow

We ask Equinix why it is using fuel cells as an alternative to the once-reliable US grid

Can backup generators switch to vegetable-based oil, and go green without compromising operations?

As data centers evolve, their backup technologies are open to question

Edge applications need new levels of network support. Can our existing content delivery networks provide that, or do we need a new approach?

What if you only need a data center for a few days or weeks? The big players have you covered

Internet-enabling blimps offer a middle ground between cell towers, satellites, and free-flying HAPS platforms

Alphabet’s high altitude balloons were going to connect rural areas and usher in a new era of sub-satellite comms. Has its closure shut the door on a whole industry?

We talk to Supermicro’s CEO about the evolution of the server market, green computing, and Bloomberg’s hacking allegations

Our wireless world depends on a few hundred fiber cables laid on the ocean floor

Delay-tolerant networks ask you to imagine an Internet where connectivity isn’t guaranteed

EDSAC was a landmark in computer history. A team of volunteers are rebuilding it, using nothing more than photographs and memories

The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) was one of the world’s first general-purpose computers. And 2021 marks 75 years since it was first unveiled to the public

Company only waiting for approvals from regulator CADE to complete transaction

Investors want to spend money on the Edge - but first they need to see it work

Part two of our interview with the man behind packet switching

Part one of our huge interview with one of the key people behind the modern connected world

A delay-tolerant networking discussion with the father of the Internet

Banning Huawei from mobile infrastructure might cripple the Edge rollout - unless governments can give real support to the open alternatives

A very theoretical look at the challenge of communicating with our nearest star cluster