Data Center Knowledge

QTS has launched a new data center in Ashburn, Northern Virginia, with a financial services firm as the anchor tenant • The wholesale lease is for about 2MW, a type of deal seen more frequently with hyperscale cloud platforms • The new facility is geared toward hyperscale clients, but the deal shows that traditional ente...

Florida-based City of Sunrise Firefighters' Pension Fund is leading a lawsuit against Oracle, alleging the company lied to shareholders about drivers behind earlier cloud sales growth • The suit, filed last Friday, is seeking class-action status, Bloomberg reported • An Oracle spokeswoman said the suite has no merit and ...

As water-cooled servers increasingly enter the market, it is not enough to merely say a data center offers low-water cooling systems.

If liquid is so much better for cooling than air, why hasn’t it been adopted more broadly in data centers? Is ML the only thing driving the growth in adoption, or are there other applications? Is liquid cooling always more efficient than air cooling?