Dive even deeper into UPS

We speak to a CEO running a 1MW facility on fuel cells, with DC power distribution

How data centers keep running when there is a failure in the power train

A deep-dive into the different types of UPS systems

Silicon runs on direct current, so why not use DC to power racks?

Why it might make sense to store energy in the racks, instead of in the UPS

Why worry about efficiency in electrical distribution, when superconductors have no resistance at all?

Dismissed in the 2010s, the idea of running direct current through your building could be set to make a comeback

How the AI boom is changing densities

What’s next for energy efficiency metrics in the data center industry?

There’s a major shift happening in server hardware, and it’s emerged from a surprising direction: the humble network card

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

Batteries will power the next decade, but companies need to ensure that their supply is as sustainable and ethical as they claim

Despite the increased efficiency of battery power and renewable energy, data center operators still have diesel generators out back. That may be changing

Cloud giant Microsoft is experimenting with hydrogen fuel cells as a replacement for diesel backup and, potentially, much more

5G is power hungry - but telecoms operators may have some answers to keep it supplied with energy

TRG opts for natural gas & diesel combo for backup generators to reduce ‘range anxiety’ in the face of hurricanes

The cloud goliath takes its first steps towards a diesel-free future

Data centers include a massive amount of electrical devices, powered by buses and cables. Let’s look at moves to simplify that

A new supercomputer is using Tesla batteries to stay online, but the implementation is more complex than you might think

Enhancing your resiliency by islanding your power grid

A sixfold increase in compute led to energy demands rising just six percent

Design for the future today, lest you get left behind

Leading Chinese companies are adopting renewable energy but there is room for improvement.

A recent study conducted by Schneider Electric found that the sweet spot for a ready-made low voltage power train block for the colocation market is at the 1,500kVA level

Compared with lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries are smaller, lighter, and have higher energy density, higher availability, longer service life, and more cycle times

Data center companies need to work together to go green, DCD>San Francisco hears

We can’t fix what we don’t understand