Data center developers continue to deploy more capacity, as the digital economy races to keep pace with demand for more capacity due to pandemic-driven societal
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Data Center Tax Revenues Provide Pandemic Cushion for Some Counties
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t just been a health disaster. It’s also been a devastating event for county and state budgets, as closed stores, diminished retail
Building a Smarter, Brighter, and More Secure Data Center
Timothy Miscovich, Chief Commercial Officer at WTEC, shares strategies and solutions to keep your data center secure. Tim Miscovich, CCO of wtec Inc. There is no
365 Data Centers Acquired by Stonecourt Capital
Private equity firm Stonecourt Capital has acquired 365 Data Centers, which operates a network of regional data centers in the United States. CEO Bob DeSantis
AI Hardware is Disrupting the Data Center. Here’s Who to Watch
The market for data center hardware is undergoing major disruption. NVIDIA’s plan to acquire ARM is the latest in a series of shifting tides, with
Data Bytes: Online Retail Will Need More Data Infrastructure
Data Bytes is a weekly roundup of research and analysis for the data center and cloud computing sector. Want to get it in your Inbox
Infographic: Data Center Industry Staffing Shortage is Getting Worse
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New Report Explores ‘Key Steps’ for Optimizing Data Center Cooling Performance
As big data and the number of data centers continues to grow by leaps and bounds, data center cooling is being innovated regularly. In fact,
Top 10 Data Center Stories for September 2020
Big companies doing big things. That was the theme for September at Data Center Frontier. Reader favorites for the month included Google going even greener,
Study: Data Gravity Will Guide the Global Digital Economy
Data is everywhere, and there will be even more tomorrow. But that data won’t be evenly distributed, and where it flows and resides will define