Deployment of direct liquid cooling (DLC, as cold plate or immersion systems) remains overwhelmingly concentrated in applications where air cooling is no longer a practical
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Rad Web Hosting Doubles New York City Network Capacity to Meet Surging Demand
Dallas, TX – Rad Web Hosting today announced a major expansion of its New York City network infrastructure, doubling its capacity to meet rapidly increasing demand
Rad Web Hosting Doubles New York City Network Capacity to Meet Surging Demand
Dallas, TX – Rad Web Hosting today announced a major expansion of its New York City network infrastructure, doubling its capacity to meet rapidly increasing demand
Duos Technologies Group Reports Record 2025 Results, Driving Momentum in AI and Edge Infrastructure
Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT), a provider of modular, reported record financial results for Q4 and full year 2025. The company generated $27 million
As emissions soar, operators look to carbon capture
During 2024 and 2025, a new trend emerged: many large data center builders and operators reported increases in their Scope 2, location- and market-based greenhouse
AI’s Overlooked Bottleneck: Why Front-End Networks Are Crucial to AI Data Center Performance
By Mike Hodge, AI Solutions Lead, Keysight Technologies It’s the heart of the AI gold rush, and everyone wants to capitalize on the next big
AI Workloads and the Implications for High-Density Data Centre Design
AI workloads are pushing data centre infrastructure towards higher rack densities, new cooling strategies and greater power demand. Jamie Darragh, Data Centre Director, Europe, at
When Your Data Center Becomes a Liability Overnight
How Centralized Infrastructure Intelligence Turns Emergency Replacements into Controlled Operations Most infrastructure professionals spend their careers building for the planned: capacity expansions, technology refreshes, migration
Data Center HVAC Market to Surpass USD 36 Billion by 2035
The global data center HVAC market was valued at USD 13.7 billion in 2025 and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.8% to
The New Demands on Data Center and Storage Leaders
Looking back on a career in IT, I wanted to reflect on the 20-plus years I spent working in and running data centers for Fortune