Intentional or otherwise, terrorists are now a threat to global connectivity

Would you print a data center?

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

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

A huge year for the sector, and an even bigger year for DCD

Exploring the next epoch of data storage

The British Empire encircled the globe, but had to rely on Egypt to tighten its grip

Amazon Web Services hopes to dominate the ground station market by following the cloud model that has served it so well before

Not an external attack. Not related to last week's BGP problems. Not going to happen again?

MainOne’s founding mission was to bring Internet access to Nigeria. While some of its efforts have paid off, battles must still be waged on many fronts

Thanks to its demographics, its energy grids, and its politics, Europe is getting ahead on energy efficiency

The company will soon launch the first phase of its second data center in the coastal city, whilst building out the following phases and planning a third, much larger facility

An apocalyptic legacy is being used to build data centers ready for the next major disaster

What re:Invent conference in Las Vegas told us about the future direction of the company

Terrorists and Russia are highlighted as risks to international connectivity

As data centers become living brains, is the role of the human set to be diminished?

With extreme weather comes associated risks. Don’t let complacency ruin your data center

Relocating to the Nordics, installing emergency gas generators, or sitting tight and waiting for distribution network operators to build the infrastructure?

It’s up to you to choose the best looking data center in the world

After Ellison’s bluster, Oracle CEO Mark Hurd promised a cloud based on long-term applications development 

We made something different, let us know what you think

The Internet has ways to keep time, but they may not be good enough for a new breed of applications and regulations

From frontline duty on the battlefield to the far reaches of space, we chart the most extreme data centers

Data centers are born, they get old, and some day they die

Returning to the helm of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth tells DCD why he doomed some Ubuntu projects, and why OpenStack is headed for a crisis

Specialist integrator OCF turns IBM servers into virtual nuclear weapons

“This contract will fundamentally reshape NATO’s nervous system,” says Koen Gijsbers as three new data centers are announced

Britannia ruled by the waves