Increasing supply air temperature is gaining interest as an approach to potentially save data center energy. However, savings will not be universally possible and understanding its potential involves a complex multivariable analysis.
Uptime analysis suggests a growing interest in public cloud by financial institutions. But concerns over cloud providers’ support for regulation compliance ahead of the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act may cause some to pull back.
The main challenges facing their customers, according to suppliers that responded to the Global Data Center Survey 2024, is predicting future data center capacity and the impact that staffing shortages will have on capacity growth.
Water is a local issue: site selection and facility design
Water cold plates lead in the small, but growing, world of DLC
Six AI infrastructure conundrums
AI has a weight problem
Pulling IT power data with software
UPS component failures: what are the leading issues?
EED reporting limps out of the gate
Nature laws to play key role in planning and building facilities
Hydrogen in data centers: an introduction
Risk management in data center cybersecurity
Global IT outages raise the question: who bears responsibility?
Roles and responsibilities in data center cybersecurity governance
Building trust: working with AI-based tools
Uptime Institute Global Data Center Survey 2024
Digital EOPs: the appliance of science
Europe taxes waste heat recovery: can data centers make it work?
European legislation prompts greater environmental action
Uptime Institute 2024 Global Data Center Survey [Results and Crosstab files]
