The steady march to 100 Gigabit Ethernet in data center networks appears to have progressed into a jog this year. It’s August, and 100GbE port shipments have already doubled from 2017, while […]
The Year of 100GbE in Data Center Networks
A Deep Dive Into Data Lakes
Data lakes are centralized storage and data repositories that allow you to work with a variety of different types of data. In the age of Big Data, we’ve had to come up […]
Corning Receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2018 APAC Data Center Enabling Technology Leadership Award
Corning Incorporated‘s Optical Communications division has received Frost & Sullivan`s 2018 APAC Data Center Enabling Technology Leadership Award which recognizes Corning for its market-leading innovation of data center cabling infrastructure designed to […]
Reducing risk in the data center
Before considering design complexity, it is necessary to consider that for a resilient system – with no single points of failure (SPOFs) – a failure event must be, by definition, the result […]
Selecting the Right Data Center Design for Cost Savings
Data centers are generally defined by the level of available capacity. While the level of capacity determines data center design, it also determines the initial capital cost and ongoing operating costs of […]
Three Ways Fiber Optic Cabling Impacts Enterprise Infrastructure Networks | CommScope
The emerging and ever increasing market for fiber communications is one that puzzles a lot of people. Those in this industry need to understand market trends and development for fiber optics, which […]
The data center evolution: How to overcome its cabling challenges
Technology inside the data center is changing. But before we spend time discussing how, we need to first start with why. In 2017, nearly a quarter of a billion users logged onto […]
Technology enabling the next generation of data centres
Corning’s Clive Hogg says tech’s rapid advancement has resulted in not only an explosion of data, but a reliance on data centres never before seen. Read the source article at DataCenterNews Asia
Google just gave control over data center cooling to an AI – MIT Technology Review
Over the past couple of years, Google has been testing an algorithm that learns how best to adjust cooling systems—fans, ventilation, and other equipment—in order to lower power consumption. This system previously […]
This town will get its heat from an unlikely source: a data center
In a new town called Lyseparken, being built from scratch on vacant land near Bergen, Norway, a data center will help heat surrounding businesses–part of a design that could create the world’s […]
