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| Dylan Fisher In this week's top data center news, the UK’s International Investment Summit targets data centers, and Nvidia makes nice with the Open Compute Project. |
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| Wylie Wong The two rivals have teamed up to create an x86 advisory group to fight off growing competition from Arm-based chips. Here’s what analysts are saying. |
| The Washington Post The cloud computing giant signed a deal to buy electricity generated by small modular reactors to power its data centers. This follows a similar announcement by Google. |
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| Henry Chapman Construction has begun on a 5MW data center located in an active mine in the Italian Alps. Industry experts weigh in on the facility – and the promise of underground data centers. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Earning a formal sustainability credential can be a valuable career move. Here's a quick guide to sustainability certifications and training programs that focus on the data center industry. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Although server consolidation is not particularly complex or expensive, it can be one of the most effective ways to boost overall data center efficiency. |
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| Jack Vaughan The once-simple data lake continues to evolve to drive enterprise analytics. That matters more today as AI knocks on the corporate door. |
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| Brandon Taylor This live session reveals the best network and automation tools available and how to make the most of them as networks become more complex. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Could nuclear reactors cooled by liquid sodium help solve the data center industry's energy woes – or are they still too risky? We weigh the benefits and challenges. |
| Henry Chapman Digital infrastructure experts weigh in on the challenges, opportunities, and unanswered questions as the industry confronts a growing power problem. |
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