The Colocation Data Center Usage Report is the result of an online survey of 226 U.S. enterprise data center managers regarding their use and future needs of colocation services.

The recent advances in computer technology and the growing adoption of high performance CPUs and GPUs are allowing users to achieve new heights in computer analytics including the use of Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, high-frequency trading, oil & gas research, and web scale business models.

Early in 2012, Rittal unveiled its latest development in rack systems and began redefining the global standard for network and server equipment.

Supporting the California Energy Commission Approval of the Liebert® DSE™ System for use in California data centers.

Modern data centers are being transformed in dramatic fashion. No longer singular, monolithic and inflexible designs, today’s data centers are influenced by “software-defined” concepts such as pooling, virtualization and abstraction.

The rising cost of energy and pressure for facilities to become more efficient is quickly driving data centers to adapt solutions to better manage and plan for their day-to-day operations.

Power quality problems are one of the major causes of unscheduled downtime and equipment malfunction and damage.

In the past decade, many companies have become aware of the advantages of data center airflow management practices that include containment systems.