Kirk Offel, CEO at Overwatch, explores the great qualities that military veterans can bring to the data center industry, including their integrity, tenacity, and their selfless attitude.
Insights: Data Center Design
Data Center Frontier charts the future of data centers and cloud computing. We track the latest developments in data center design, providing updates on the innovations and best practices for creating energy efficient and sustainable data centers.
Our thesis: New markets will require new approaches to datacenter design, creating facilities that can operate with very different climate and energy profiles. This will require major innovation in the way data centers are designed, built and powered.
Our stories provide insights into the role of modular and pre-fabricated data center designs, the impact of the Open Compute Project and open hardware movement, and new approaches to creating data center racks and servers.
Liquid Cooling: Use Cases, Innovation, and Deployment Readiness
The technologies supporting the next generation of immersion cooling have already come a long way. Many challenges facing integrated liquid cooling architectures are being put to rest with innovative approaches to all-in-one liquid cooling solutions. A new Data Center Frontier special report, courtesy of TMGcore, looks at how liquid cooling is driving the evolution of the data center industry.
Ecosystems & The Edge: A Three-Tier Architecture
Evolving edge strategies center on a multi-tiered architecture and distributed intelligence. A new special report courtesy of Iron Mountain looks at how the edge can help small data centers transform into full-fledged service providers and fuel digital transformation.
Hybrid Edge Data Centers: Reducing Transmission Times for Mission-Critical Applications
As more mobile devices send data to the edge and the cloud, data centers will need to develop a hybrid approach to their infrastructure that addresses long transmission times that can lead to downtime for mission-critical applications. A new white paper from Belden explores why low-latency hybrid edge computing is the future of the data center market.
Planning Now for the Future: Hybrid Edge Data Centers
More devices will be sending data to the edge and the cloud, and for this reason, data centers will need to develop a hybrid approach to their infrastructure. A white paper from Belden explains why the future is one with hybrid edge data centers.
New Liquid Cooling Designs Refine Options for Data Centers
New requirements around efficiency and using space wisely mean that leaders in the technology space need to look at cooling differently. A new Data Center Frontier special report, courtesy of TMGcore, looks at how liquid cooling is driving the evolution of the data center industry.
Natural Language Processing: How This Technique Can Take Your Business to the Next Level
The future of the data center will rely heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to improve business processes. Jim Carson, Data Science Manager at Service Express, shares how natural language processing techniques can automate tasks and increase accuracy in your organization.
Data Center Jobs: Construction Positions Available in Major Markets
Each month Data Center Frontier, in partnership with Pkaza, post some of the hottest data center career opportunities in the market.
Data Center Evolution and the Road to Liquid Cooling
Traditional cooling systems will certainly still have their place in the data center. However, new types of workloads simply require a new way to cool the servers on which they operate. A new Data Center Frontier special report, courtesy of TMGcore, looks at how liquid cooling is driving the evolution of the data center industry.
Bare-Metal Computing Leads a Changing Cloud Landscape
Bare-metal cloud options are gaining popularity with organizations migrating performance- or location-sensitive workloads to the cloud. A new special report from phoenixNAP and Intel provides an in-depth look at bare metal computing including what it is, common uses, and why the model is gaining momentum in the market place.
Data Center Frontier is edited by Rich Miller, the data center industry’s most experienced journalist. For more than 20 years, Rich has profiled the key role played by data centers in the Internet revolution.