IT Architecture stories
According to a company blog post, Nokia and HPE will work together to transform Nokia's data centres into 'carbon negative' IT producers.
Aruba is expanding its global data center network with two new facilities, DC-B and DC-C, and upgrading its renewable energy supply in Italy.
NVIDIA has launched a new processor, the BlueField-2 DPU, which combines CPUs, GPUs, and DPUs to create a single computing unit.
The rapid growth of data centers has impacted the billing models and processes of electricity companies, according to MaxBill CEO Kirill Rechter.
Cromwell and Stratus plan major data centres in London and Frankfurt, with a combined 400MW capacity, in a new partnership targeting US$1 billion investment.
Fastly enhances Compute@Edge with new observability features, offering developers real-time metrics, customisable logging, and end-to-end request visibility.
As data centres grapple with inefficiencies, Huawei's Li-ion UPS solution is emerging as a sustainable alternative, trimming costs and saving space.
Australia's data centres consume over 4% of national energy, but new tech from WePower promises a sustainable shift through flexible purchasing agreements.
The Chuncheon data center brings Oracle one step closer to achieving its goal of launching 36 Gen 2 Cloud data centers by the end of 2020.
Europe-based Northern Data AG has acquired Canadian data center specialist firm Kelvin Emtech Group to expand its presence in Canada and North America.
EkkoSense has released a line of remote thermal monitoring solutions that are designed to assist data center operators in reducing the impact of COVID-19.
Nutanix has bolstered its virtual desktop services, Xi Frame, across five more data centres in Asia Pacific, raising the total to 25, amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Mellanox says the Ethernet switch is optimised for cloud, Ethernet storage fabric and AI applications through its support from Spectrum-3.
A recent report by Forbes Insights and Vertiv reveals only 29% of data centers meet current needs, prompting a call for major investments and updates.
Supermicro unveils ruggedized outdoor edge systems aimed at data centers, enhancing AI inferencing and 5G solutions with Intel and FPGA tech.
The company's new offering provides services to support the design, build and operation of Tier-4 data centres.
Data centers are now a cornerstone of the information economy, with USD$100 billion having been poured into the asset class over the past decade.
New investments will further enhance uninterruptible power supply testing capabilities for Vertiv customers worldwide.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise partners with Swiss organisations to launch a data centre efficiency label aimed at decarbonising and reducing energy use.
The data center, to be called SYD2, is backed by more than $1 billion investment from AirTrunk and is planned to open in 2020.
