Google’s big battery bet
The cloud goliath takes its first steps towards a diesel-free future
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IBM’s hybrid realities
Facing strong headwinds, IBM hopes to find new life in the cloud
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Moving to the Edge
Is Edge going to change everything or will it fit alongside everything we already have?
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When 100 percent isn’t enough
What can data center operators learn from Google when it comes to renewable energy?
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House reports on tech monopolies: Here's what it says about Amazon Web Services
Democrats ask whether we should break up big tech
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Republicans use antitrust hearing to question Google's "American values"
Citing retreat from JEDI and Maven military cloud contracts
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“We're ready to go on the offensive:" INAP’s CEO discusses post-bankruptcy plans
“We spent the better part of the year trying to come up with solutions to having a significant amount of debt,” Michael Sicoli tells DCD
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New CISA cybersecurity head: “Aggressive” cloud push, plans to be US gov’s cloud security storefront
Plus plans to double in size and budget
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Sponsored Content Powering Enterprises’ Innovation with Alibaba Cloud’s Cloud-Native Database Systems
How PolarDB cloud database delivers next-gen performance and scalability.
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Sponsored Content Securing your enterprise cloud deployment with Alibaba Cloud
How Alibaba Cloud keeps your applications secure
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Are data centers prepared for climate change?
Humanity failed to take climate change seriously. Let’s make sure that data centers don’t do the same
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Delays, force majeure, & forbearance: What data center operators should expect from Covid-19
Just remember that it will get better
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Sponsored Content How IT/OT convergence is transforming IT requirements at the "Industrial Edge"
Trying to solve "age-old" problems with new technologies
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Singapore needs to run its facilities hotter
One degree warmer, and you might save three percent of your power
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Huge data center efficiency gains stave off energy surge - for now
A sixfold increase in compute led to energy demands rising just six percent
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Amazon’s grounded ambitions
Amazon Web Services hopes to dominate the ground station market by following the cloud model that has served it so well before
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Sponsored Content How 5G will affect the structure of data centers
It's finally coming, and data center networks will have to adjust
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AirTrunk: being hyperscale is not always easy
As a hyperscaler, you only have a small number of customers to deal with - but they are very exacting
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Indonesia businesses turn to digital transformation
How Indonesian businesses are going digital
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What’s next for Southeast Asia’s data centers?
As Singapore slows down, the region looks set to build more data centers
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Vive la différence! Talking with OVHcloud's Michel Paulin
In a world dominated by US and Chinese providers, does the world need a European cloud player to preserve privacy? OVHcloud’s CEO, Michel Paulin, talks to DCD
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Amazon’s spotty pricing
AWS changed its Spot pricing to be smoother. The result ended up more expensive, and less transparent
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India's data centers are set for growth
Capacity in megawatts set to double in five years
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Huawei turns to Arm-based AI servers to survive US restrictions
Kunpeng and Ascend processors are taking center stage
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Data center hardware is changing
You might expect the physical design of data center hardware to be pretty standard by now. Don’t be so sure…
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Not just stacks of Macs in racks
MacStadium runs Apple hardware in its data centers. That’s a surprisingly sensible thing to do
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How Australian Government agencies are embracing the cloud
The 'Secure Cloud Strategy' has accelerated the shift to the cloud
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Data center and cloud companies need to be more transparent about energy usage
We can’t fix what we don’t understand