In 2006, Sun Microsystems unveiled the first container data center. Project Blackbox, an energy-efficient, water-cooled turnkey data center housed in an International Standards Organization (ISO) ...

A so-called “green” data center is one in which the lighting/cooling, mechanical, electrical and computer systems are designed for maximum energy efficiency and minimum environmental impact.

Each new data center has to be custom-designed and specially installed, computer by computer, in a process that can take years and cost tens of millions of dollars.

Whether it is a hyperscaler or enterprise endeavor, powering a data center is proving to be much more challenging than building one.

Set up a robust IT power infrastructure with this data center checklist. Besides, achieve a flawless IT power infrastructure design following these tips.

What is a data center? A data center is defined as a physical space which safely stores computer systems that in turn store and share data for computation by client systems.

I invited this week's Tech Podium guest blogger, T. Rajan, to provide some insights on what goes on behind the scenes in managing a data center. Rajan, technical director at Basis Bay Properties ...

The 21st century data center has its roots in the mainframe-housing computer room of the 1960s and 70s. Both are large, well-secured facilities built to house complex and expensive IT ...

As data centers drive higher energy demands, optimizing plant design with energy-efficient cooling solutions could be key—discover how advanced systems can help keep the future cool.

An unexpected solution lies within the data center industry. Traditionally, a ‘back end’, low-priority consideration, data centers are now at the forefront of a sustainable A.I. industry.

Data centers give farm towns such as Minooka standing in the high-flying world of Equinix and its data center partners, which include Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Nvidia.

The largest data centers can guzzle millions of gallons of fresh water a day. Roughly 40% are located in the most water-stressed areas of the country, Business Insider found.