ChatGPT and other generative Artificial intelligence (AI) tools have brought AI to the forefront of the technology industry. Despite AI being around for several years…
Datacenter infrastructure refers to the noncomputing equipment necessary for the normal operation of IT hardware in a datacenter setting, including aspects such as cooling, power,…
The implications of workload mobility — moving workloads between venues, whether it be public or private cloud, colocation facilities, or on-premises datacenters — and the…
Sustainability has become a priority for datacenter providers and customers alike. With an increasing number of organizations setting sustainability goals, issues like pursuing carbon neutrality,…
Back in 2021, $17 billion was invested into the NewSpace economy, led by a number of special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) such as Momentus and Astra.…
Bringing infrastructure to the edge is a major point of interest for the digital infrastructure industry in modern times. Although certain edge footprints might follow…
Datacenters require a skilled labor force on multiple levels: From their planning and design phases to construction and day-to-day operations, and even managerial roles like…
Organizations are looking for more agile, responsive and dynamic wide-area network (WAN), according to 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. In an…
Paris is one of the most important datacenter markets in Europe — often grouped with Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Dublin into the “FLAPD” markets and…
