Also: Ceph Storage Pros & Cons; Is Edge Computing Over?
| The Washington Post Localities are starting to increase taxes and regulations on data centers as the football-field-sized buildings come under greater scrutiny. |
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| Bloomberg News Brookfield Renewable Partners will provide more than 10.5 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity in the US and Europe starting in 2026, according to a statement Wednesday. |
| Bloomberg News Group-wide revenue for Amazon increased 13% to $143 billion in the first quarter of 2024. |
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| Drew Robb The hype around edge computing has cooled as AI takes center stage. Panelists at Data Center World 2024 discussed its applications, challenges and future evolution. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Data center decommissioning is a complex process. To help, we've prepared a checklist that includes all of the key steps you'll want to take to ensure a smooth process. |
| Christopher Tozzi We break down why you should (or shouldn't) use the free, open source storage platform Ceph inside a data center – as well as offer a quick start guide for deploying it today. |
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| Drew Robb Powerful new chips and AI applications are generating so much heat that air cooling won't cut it anymore. Experts at DCW 2024 discussed liquid cooling implementation strategies and challenges. |
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| Bill Kleyman Can solutions like direct-to-chip cooling and rear-door heat exchangers bridge the gap and help data centers meet the overwhelming demands of the AI revolution? |
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| Bloomberg News As more data centers go online, AI is set to drive a rally in what's traditionally the most boring corner of the stock market ... utilities. |
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| Wylie Wong Now that Nvidia has announced its Blackwell GPUs, Intel, AMD, hyperscalers, and AI chip startups prepare to launch their own data center chips in 2024. We break down all new and upcoming releases. |
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| The market for silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors is growing as data centers strive to improve their energy efficiency and meet carbon reduction goals. |
| The Washington Post The subsidy is the latest wave of funding in the Biden administration’s ongoing efforts to bring advanced computer chip-making capacity back to the U.S. |
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