For many years, the data center industry has been engaged in a deep discussion on the concept of edge computing. Yet the definition varies from vendor to vendor and from customer to customer, creating not only mass confusion, but a fixed mindset in terms of solutions design.

The current and growing industry focus on sustainability has highlighted the need to work towards energy efficient data center designs, which, in turn, should provide the perfect combination of sustainable operating conditions.

Modular, customizable, and scalable micro data center architectures can meet the end user’s requirements perfectly, allowing end-users to truly define and embrace their edge.

The increase in data and the need for high-speed data transfers has inspired the recent trend known as edge computing.Da

Learn about relatively simple actions, which will have an immediate positive impact on your facility, and with an ROI measured in months rather than years.

Learn about the the need for data centre leaders to become more aware of the environmental consequences of their digital footprint and how best to monitor it as demand for sustainable operations places more pressure upon the industry.

High levels of energy consumption cause a push for greener and more environmentally friendly data centers

Everyone today is interested in saving money, and that’s especially true in data centers.

NYC Buildings Department establishes acceptance criteria for retractable-type horizontal cold aisle containment systems installed in information technology equipment areas.

See an infographic with interesting data center heat statistics.