A century ago, the resource in question was oil. Now similar concerns are being raised by the giants that deal in data, the oil of the digital era. These titans—Alphabet (Google’s parent […]
Often called the future of data center design, Colocation encompasses every level of data center infrastructure including enclosures, power, cooling, cable management, monitoring and security. This webinar explores design best practices in […]
This presentation from the Fall BICSI Conference covers transceivers, servers, switches fiber type and cable distance. Read the source article at BICSI
While embarking on my Masters in Data Center Leadership and Management in 2015, I entered the program with an open mind. I was armed with my robust experience and empirical knowledge of […]
If you missed Jonathan Jew’s Fall BICSI Session here’s a chance to download his slides. Or come to TIA’s Optimizing Data Center Performance Workshop and learn how TR-942 and BICSI 002 Work […]
In June, Italian hosting, cloud and Internet service provider Aruba launched the first phase of what is set to become the country’s largest data center campus – with 90,000 square meters of […]
At least some portion of electricity consumed by the future Facebook data center in Richmond, Virginia, will be offset by solar energy generated by plants the utility that serves the area is […]
As software and networks are increasingly designed for high availability, more data centers will be built with less redundant power and cooling systems. Tweeted by @datacenter https://twitter.com/datacenter/status/915635270942384128 Read the source article at […]
The next Facebook data center is going to be built in Richmond, Virginia, in the same technology park that houses a massive QTS data center inside a former Qimonda processor plant. Tweeted […]
Download Corning’s newly published article in DatacenterDynamics, “Base-8 is great for fiber optic links.” Learn the difference between base-2, base-8 and base-12 architectures, and understand how network trends are impacting data center […]
