AI is a game-changer for data centers. The popularity of AI means that data center services are more in demand than ever. Data centers that adapt quickly to AI-related changes will be at the forefront of the industry because they can easily support AI workloads. How are data centers adapting to AI? Below are five
Tariffs will affect data centers and the broader economy. Impacted data center operations include equipment sourcing, facility location choices, and strategic decision making. Data center managers who adapt to the coming market shifts have the potential to weather the short-term storm tariffs will unleash. Here are some tariff impacts that data centers may experience. 1.
Maximizing performance while minimizing your equipment’s physical space is a considerable challenge for many data centers. It’s a delicate balance to meet the demands for power and speed of today’s advanced AI, machine learning, and cloud applications while controlling costs, energy consumption, and physical footprint. While there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, the following data center rack
Google boasts a major breakthrough in quantum computing with its new Willow chip. The implications are staggering. Google claims that Willow takes about five minutes to perform a computation that would take the average modern supercomputer 10 septillion (1025) years to complete. They say that time span is older than the history of the universe;
What will 2025 bring to data centers? Plenty—especially for data centers moving into power-hungry fields such as AI and facilities planning for equipment upgrades, moves to new locations, or migrations soon. These are the data center trends to watch for in 2025. 1. Network capacity is more important than ever. High-capacity fiber network usage has
Operating a data center is no easy task. Operating a healthcare data center—one that services hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and other facilities—comes with its own unique set of challenges in addition to the usual ones. To solve these problems, healthcare data centers must be aware of and anticipate them. Good preparation and planning help alleviate many
Considering dark fiber for your data center? It can be a great solution, but it’s not right for every circumstance. Here are some facts and considerations when considering building a dark fiber network. 1. What is dark fiber? “Dark fiber” refers to unused fiber optical cables. These cables are installed, configured, and ready to use,
A properly executed data center consolidation action plan outlines the efficient and scalable technologies which can be utilized to boost production while reducing operating costs.
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