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COOLERCHIPS Project Takes On Data Centers' Chip Cooling Challenge

Chips are getting hotter, so we need better cooling solutions for data centers. Here's how the University of Florida is using its $3.2M COOLERCHIPS grant to develop an innovative way to cool chips.

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Ericsson Preps RAN for Google, Targets Arm CPUs and Slams Chip Lock-In

Iain Morris

The rollout of radio access networks powered by hyperscalers would have major ramifications for companies throughout the ecosystem.

Oracle Unveils Generative AI, Distributed Cloud Innovations at CloudWorld 2023

Equinix Connects to New Submarine Cable Linking Australia to U.S.

Intel Announces Next-Gen 288-Core Xeon Server Processor

Amazon to Invest Up to $4 Billion in AI Startup Anthropic

Splunk, a Cave Diver for Data, Lures $28 Billion Cisco Bid

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Streamlining Data Center Relocation: A Checklist for Success

Christopher Tozzi

To ensure a smooth transition when moving from one data center to another, follow this data center relocation checklist.

Let's Talk WiFi

5G vs. WiFi 6: Tips for Choosing the Best Wireless Networking Option

Steven Hill

Both WiFi 6 and 5G have evolved and offer distinct advantages. Here are factors to consider when choosing between the two.

Wi-Fi 7 May Be Closer Than You Think

Salvatore Salamone

Wi-Fi 7 products, due out in 2024, will offer significantly more performance for enterprise users and can support more users in denser environments compared to Wi-Fi 6.

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5 Ways Building Monitoring Analytics Can Improve Data Center Operations

Christopher Tozzi

Here's how data center operators can use building monitoring analytics systems to lower risks and increase operational efficiency.

5 Data Center Cooling Mistakes to Avoid

Christopher Tozzi

There's more to data center cooling than simply blowing air around to cool equipment. Here's how to avoid five common data center cooling oversights.

Industry Perspectives

An Extreme Makeover for Data Centers

People or data centers? Communities around the world are debating this question as they try to balance the plans of service providers and the concerns of residents. However, it is possible for a data center to be a good neighbor.

Power and Cooling: Design for today must consider long-term

Tom Kingham, Director Solutions Engineering at CyrusOne

Emerging technologies are pushing data center providers to handle increased needs for data storage while also achieving greater levels of energy efficiencies and cost savings. While striving to meet the goals of today, an eye on the future is equally important.

What to Do with Outdated Data Center Hardware

Christopher Tozzi

What you don't want to do is throw it out. Here are ways to put that outdated data center hardware to good use.

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Data Center Knowledge

COOLERCHIPS Project Takes On Data Centers' Chip Cooling Challenge

Ericsson Preps RAN for Google, Targets Arm CPUs and Slams Chip Lock-In

Oracle Unveils Generative AI, Distributed Cloud Innovations at CloudWorld 2023

Equinix Connects to New Submarine Cable Linking Australia to U.S.

Intel Announces Next-Gen 288-Core Xeon Server Processor

Amazon to Invest Up to $4 Billion in AI Startup Anthropic

Splunk, a Cave Diver for Data, Lures $28 Billion Cisco Bid

Streamlining Data Center Relocation: A Checklist for Success

5G vs. WiFi 6: Tips for Choosing the Best Wireless Networking Option

Wi-Fi 7 May Be Closer Than You Think

5 Ways Building Monitoring Analytics Can Improve Data Center Operations

5 Data Center Cooling Mistakes to Avoid

An Extreme Makeover for Data Centers

Power and Cooling: Design for today must consider long-term

What to Do with Outdated Data Center Hardware

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