Data Center Efficiency Crisis
An interesting article surfaced a week ago in the New York Times, penned columnist James Glanz. By now, many of you have likely already read it. It’s titled Power, Pollution, and the Internet, and...
View ArticleTen IT Friendly Features of Windows Servers
Windows 8 is definitely one of the more controversial operating systems released by Microsoft. It’s a strange, alien beast to many, and it’s been generating no small amount of controversy online. Users...
View ArticleRaspberry Pi and Green Data
For those of you who don’t know already, the Raspberry Pi is a basic, bare-bones computer, etched into a circuitboard the size of a credit card. It can be connected to a monitor using an HDMI cable....
View ArticleWeekly Data Center Roundup September 28- October 4
Friday saw the opening of Google’s new cloud data center in Dublin. A $96.7 million investment, the facility took just under a year to construct. Google is far from the first major tech firm to build a...
View ArticleTen Best Practices for an Energy Efficient Data Center
One of the biggest expenses – and largest concerns – of data center operators is power consumption. After all, these mammoth facilities scarf down power like nobody’s business, and the amount of money...
View ArticleServers in Space- A New Frontier for Data Centers
Today, we’re going to discuss a very specific theoretical scenario. Let’s say, as an operator, you’re trying to find the perfect place for a new data center. And let’s say that you simply…can’t. You’ve...
View ArticleWeekly Data Center Roundup October 5-11
Last Friday brought us a bit of insight into the operating backbone of Facebook, as well as DLB Associates’ Don Beaty’s impressions of temperature and the data center via an article present in the...
View ArticleThe Case For Canada
At last month’s Data Center Innovation Expo, DCIE President and Kelvin Emtech CEO Michael Cartier had a few interesting things to say about innovation in the data industry- and about Canada as a...
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