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DCD podcast: Small nuclear reactors and data centers with Omdia and Compass
We talk to Alan Howard of analyst firm Omdia and Compass Data Centers' Tony Grayson about SMRs
We talk to Alan Howard of analyst firm Omdia and Compass Data Centers' Tony Grayson about SMRs
Can you reach net-zero while helping to provide clean power where the world needs it most? We kick the tires on a new kind of REC
Wind turbines are getting larger, but so are the challenges of deploying them
Fourteen years after apparent proof that warmer is better, colocation companies are still struggling to turn their cooling systems down
Dealing with the hidden problems of dielectrics
A huge year for the sector, and an even bigger year for DCD
Nautilus is ready to move from bold claims to a shippable product
On-site solar and wind are growing, but can cell sites ever be independent of the grid at scale?
Vast improvements in data center power use are to be celebrated, but not expected
Here’s how to get reliable energy data - and why we badly need it
It’s said that snow gives you two options: shovel or make snow angels. Now you have a third choice: cool your data center
Organizations deciding whether to run a data center or move to the cloud should do some carbon accounting
Ireland was all set to be a major hub. Then data center power demands came up against the limitations of the grid
Projects in the US and China have shown that data centers underwater could be more efficient than those on land. But how do you build them?
Data center diesels don’t have to run on fossil fuels. There’s a recycled product on offer
Covid-19 and supply chain issues are driving up interest in circular thinking for servers and networking gear, but will hyperscalers and hardware-as-a-service OEMs make it the norm?
We talk to the former Norwegian politician who wants to make sure that energy doesn’t get wasted
Two-phase liquid cooling has finally arrived. Vendors are making purpose-built liquid cooled servers
A new cooling technology debuted at COP26 - one which uses thermal energy to create vibrations that cool systems better
Data centers need a steady source of power, with no greenhouse emissions. Could nuclear power be the answer?