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The mainstreaming of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other emerging technologies could force data centers to turn to liquid cooling. Ever the industry leader, Google recently introduced liquid cooling into the data centers it uses to host a wide range of […]

Data centers are chiefly known for being the storage location of large volumes of data. To ensure that data is transmitted seamlessly from the data center to servers and computer systems in different areas, there needs to be a workflow. […]

The Open Compute Project delivers cost and energy savings to tech giants, but colocation providers can provide the same advantages to smaller companies. Forget plastic straws: for anyone seriously concerned about climate change and the environment, data centers should be […]

There are many things to consider when choosing what to do with your personal or company data. Where and how you store your important information shouldn’t be taken lightly. Maybe one of the most overlooked aspects of this decision is […]

Over the last few decades, the role of data professional has become much more attractive and widely known. The job may be difficult to understand for a layman, but data professionals provide services like data conversion and migration, database and […]

Data centers face an array of security risks. This highlights the need for data center managers and security teams to have an effective risk management strategy. These risks can have a significant impact on the day to day operations of […]

As hybrid cloud computing becomes increasingly common, companies need operational solutions that can help them reap the benefits of strategic workload allocation. As businesses ramp up their investments in cloud computing solutions, it’s important for IT teams to consider which […]

The power requirements of Data Center play an essential role in its designing, and it helps in managing the optimum utilization of power. Inefficient and inaccurate Data Center Power Design is one of the primary reasons for total power failure. […]