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| Scott Fulton III At a time when spending is tighter, data centers are finding ways to optimize the resources they have. Maybe that’s putting the liquid cooling era on hold. |
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| Bloomberg News A dysfunctional immigration system is causing high-skilled foreigners to move north. Maybe U.S. policymakers will notice. |
| Bloomberg News A number of companies have gone all-in on generative AI, scrambling to build and launch company-wide training programs to get staff up to speed. |
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| Our survey of 341 data center and IT professionals measured compensation, training, job satisfaction, job security, diversity, and much more. It yielded some surprising results. |
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| Dylan Fisher In this week’s top data center news stories, updates to the global chips race, new data center construction in Singapore, and the potential impacts of AI. |
| Bloomberg News Thames Water is considering measures to reduce data centers’ water use, including adding flow restrictors to pipes and charging more for water at times of peak demand. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Data center operators are missing out on opportunities by not investing more in data centers located in developing nations. |
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| Christopher Tozzi Should your organization use a colocation provider or a public cloud for its IaaS needs? Here are tips to help you choose. |
| Bill Kleyman An increasingly connected and digital world impact will have repercussions across nearly every industry. How will it impact workers in the data center space? |
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