Also: Liquid Cooling; Biometrics in DCs; AI Regulations By Country & More
Wylie Wong A new report by JLL predicts data center supply imbalance will last at least through 2024 as AI and edge computing adoption increase. | The Washington Post Governments around the world are scrambling to figure out how, exactly, to approach the questions posed by artificial intelligence use. | |
Christopher Tozzi There are several reasons why OpenStack could enjoy a resurgence of interest and, possibly, increased adoption. | |
Bill Kleyman What happens when a data center ransomware attack costs you everything? Lesson from the CloudNordic and Azero ransomware attacks. | Andy Patrizio Co-location providers in Mexico may provide an alternative to their US counterparts, but not all data can go out of the country. | |
Christopher Tozzi There are a number of advantages to using biometric monitoring to control access to all or sections of data centers, but data center operators should also be aware of potential challenges. | |
Scott Fulton III As data centers' demand for liquid cooling systems continues to increase, strangely, so has demand for high-efficiency air cooling. It seems AI workloads may be bifurcating facility designs. | Andy Patrizio The existing DCIM tools can monitor power use, but the big picture is still lacking. | |
Christopher Tozzi There's no clear-cut answer to whether you should choose a content delivery network or a data center to improve network performance. Here are four factors to consider before making that choice. | Christopher Tozzi To help you navigate a crowded ecosystem, we’ve prepared a buyer's guide that compares 14 leading cloud cost optimization and management tools. Which one is right for you? | |
Scott Fulton III At a time when spending is tighter, data centers are finding ways to optimize the resources they have. Maybe that’s putting the liquid cooling era on hold. | |
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