Liquid cooling is essential for AI data centers—but deploying it at scale requires advanced design, smart vendors and ...

Your phone slows down, your laptop battery dies, and before long, you’re trading them in. Data centers? Not so much. We’re not talking about consumer gadgets that you discard or cloud software that ...

Your weekly round-up of the questions asked by readers of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World explores how the skills gap is causing issues in data centers, finds a use for Google's ...

AI workloads are driving customers to revitalize their existing infrastructures and make investments in the data center again ...

Compute, power, cooling, and floor space are all being squeezed, and technology leaders must rethink the data center from the silicon upwards.

Record pricing and pre-booked facilities will force companies to rethink infrastructure strategies amid an AI-driven market ...

Equinix stands out in the data center space with global growth, strong margins, and rising AI demand supporting upside ...

By Kimberley Kao . Amazon plans to invest about $13 billion to expand its Australian data center infrastructure, as it seeks to meet the boom in global demand for artificial-intelligence computing.

A high-volume “hyperscale” data center uses the same amount of water in a year as 12,000 to 60,000 people, said Helena Volzer, a senior source water policy manager for the environmental ...

The transition to 800V HVDC data centers necessitates the development of new industrial-grade rectifiers to convert the 13.8kV AC grid power into 800V DC, as well as IT rack-level DC converters ...

Data centers receive much of the AI hype, but the longer-term opportunity lies beyond them, in the real-world uses that will affect people's lives.

Amazon will spend $13 billion over the next four years on new data centers in Australia that will help the company expand its artificial intelligence business. The large investment is a major coup for ...