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US mandates crypto energy reporting: will data centers be next?
Rising concerns about cryptocurrency mining energy use have…
Performance expectations of liquid cooling need a reality check
The idea of using liquids to cool IT hardware, exemplified by…
US mandates crypto energy reporting: will data centers be next?
Rising concerns about cryptocurrency mining energy use have…
Performance expectations of liquid cooling need a reality check
The idea of using liquids to cool IT hardware, exemplified by…
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Equipment shortages may ease soon — but not for good reasons
When Uptime Institute Intelligence surveyed data center infrastructure…
Who will win the cloud wars?
Technology giants such as Microsoft or IBM didn’t view Amazon…
Costlier new cloud generations increase lock-in risk
Cloud providers tend to adopt the latest server technologies…
Extreme heat stress-tests European data centers – again
An extreme heat wave swept across much of Western Europe on…
Crypto data centers: The good, the bad and the electric
A single tweet in May 2021 brought unprecedented public attention…
Making sense of the outage numbers
In recent years, Uptime Institute has published regular reports…
Cloud price increases damage trust
In general, the prices of cloud services either remain level…
Direct liquid cooling: pressure is rising but constraints remain
Direct liquid cooling (DLC) is a collection of techniques that…
The ultimate liquid cooling: heat rejection into water
Uptime Institute’s data on power usage effectiveness (PUE)…
Cloud SLAs punish, not compensate
A service level agreement (SLA) is a contract between a cloud…
Outages: understanding the human factor
Analyzing human error — with a view to preventing it — has…
Is concern over cloud and third-party outages increasing?
As a result of some high-profile outages and the growing interest…