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Intel

Intel Headquarters Intel is not only a legendary chipmaker, but also an innovator in the field of big data. Intel produces the hardware and software, such as DCIM tools, that boost efficiency of data centers around the world. With the acquisition of Nervana, they look to new frontiers in AI and deep learning for greater efficiency.

Headquarters: Santa Clara, CA
Web: https://www.intel.com/

Investors Are Warming Up to Liquid Cooling

By Rich Miller - July 6, 2022 Leave a Comment

Ku:l Data Center is a chassis-level liquid cooling system developed through close collaboration between Iceotope, Intel and HPE. (Image: Iceotope)

A $35 million funding for Immersion cooling specialist Iceotope Technologies illustrates growing investor confidence in the future of immersion cooling, which appears poised to move beyond its historic niches in high-performance computing (HPC) and cryptocurrency.

Tagged With: Equinix, Iceotope, Immersion, Intel, LiquidStack, Macquarie, NTT Global Data Centers Americas, Submer

WEBINAR: How to Leverage Technology for Better Data Center Sustainability

By Kathy Hitchens - March 8, 2022

Demand is growing for software solutions that can simplify the monitoring and reporting of CO2 emissions for data centers. Join DCF editor Rich Miller on March 15 at 1pm for a discussion of green IT strategies with Intel Solutions Architects Rami Radi and Shuming Zhu. #sustainability #green #esg #tracking

Tagged With: Data Center Design, data center sustainability, Intel, webinar

Intel Will Build $20 Billion Chip Factory in Ohio Cloud Cluster

By Rich Miller - January 21, 2022

A rendering shows early plans for two new leading-edge Intel processor factories in Licking County, Ohio. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel will invest $20 billion to create two cutting-edge chip factories in New Albany, Ohio next to a cluster of hyperscale data centers, including large cloud campuses for Facebook, Google and Amazon Web Services.

Tagged With: Chips, Intel, Ohio

Intel MCA Recovery and MFP Reduce Downtime Caused by Memory Failures

By Kathy Hitchens - October 28, 2021

MCA Recovery

JD Cloud collaborated with Intel to develop a system that uses MCA Recovery and MFP to reduce data center downtime caused by memory failures.

Tagged With: cloud computing, Data Center Design, Intel, Intel Memory Failure Prediction

For the Balance Sheet and the Sake of the Planet, It’s Time Data Centers Reduce Power Consumption By Improving Utilization

By Voices of the Industry - October 13, 2021

data center management

In this edition of Voices of the Industry, Eric Xie, Software Application Engineer at Intel® Data Center Management Solutions shares insights on how data centers can reduce power consumption to benefit both the bottom line and the planet.

Tagged With: Cooling, Data Center Management, Energy Consumption, Intel, Servers

The Processor Matters With Bare-Metal Computing

By Paul Gillin - October 12, 2021

Bare-metal computing

The decision to use a bare-metal cloud provider is usually driven at least in part by performance considerations. A DCF special report looks at why processors matter when it comes to bare-metal computing.

Tagged With: bare metal clouds, Data Center Design, Data Center Frontier Special Report, Intel, phoenixNAP

What to Look For in a Bare-Metal Computing Provider

By Paul Gillin - October 5, 2021

Bare-Metal cloud provider

A specialty bare-metal cloud provider can save customers between 45% and 80% off the price of comparable offerings from the three largest public cloud companies, according to a DCF special report, courtesy of phoenixNAP and Intel.

Tagged With: bare metal clouds, Data Center Design, Data Center Frontier Special Report, Intel, phoenixNAP

Bare-Metal Servers Gain Momentum in the Data Center Market

By Paul Gillin - September 30, 2021

machine learning

A DCF special report courtesy of phoenixNAP and Intel takes a look common use cases for bare-metal servers and why bare-metal cloud computing is gaining momentum. 

Tagged With: bare metal clouds, Data Center Design, Data Center Frontier Special Report, Intel, phoenixNAP

How Bare-Metal Cloud Options Benefit Enterprises

By Paul Gillin - September 23, 2021

cloud strategies

As enterprise workloads rapidly move to the cloud, there are some applications that struggle in this new multi-tenant environment. A DCF special report courtesy of phoenixNAP and Intel looks at how bare-metal computing options are becoming increasingly popular with organizations looking to migrate performance- or location-sensitive workloads to the cloud.

Tagged With: bare metal clouds, Intel, phoenixNAP

Intel Unveils Ice Lake Xeons, Touting Flexible Power for Diverse Workloads

By Rich Miller - April 6, 2021

Bare-metal computing

A re-energized Intel has launched its Ice Lake family of 10 nm processors, bringing new levels of power and efficiency to its data center platform. Intel is emphasizing the versatility of the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon chips, touting their readiness for workloads from AI to the cloud to the edge.

Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, Intel, Processors

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Mitigate Risk, Improve Performance and Decrease Operating Expenses through Data Center Self-Performance

Mitigate Risk, Improve Performance and Decrease Operating Expenses through Data Center Self-Performance If a vendor conducts the actual work in your data center, then you or your operator aren’t maximizing your current operating resources and are experiencing incremental cost and risk. Chad Giddings of BCS Data Center Operations, explains the importance of your data center provider having a high-degree of self-performance.

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Using Simulation to Validate Cooling Design

Kao Data’s UK data center is designed to sustainably support high performance computing and intensive artificial intelligence. Future Facilities explores how CFD can validated the design, implementation, and operation of their indirect evaporative cooling systems.

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Data center modules on display at the recent Edge Congress conference in Austin, Texas. (Photo: Rich Miller)

Edge Computing is Poised to Remake the Data Center Landscape

Data center leaders are investing in edge computing and edge solutions and actively looking at new ways to deploy edge capacity to support evolving business and user requirements.

An aerial view of major facilities in Data Center Alley in Ashburn, Virginia. (Image: Loudoun County)

Northern Virginia Data Center Market: The Focal Point for Cloud Growth

The Northern Virginia data center market is seeing a surge in supply and an even bigger surge in demand. Data Center Frontier explores trends, stats and future expectations for the No. 1 data center market in the country.

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Data Center 101: Mastering the Basics of the Data Center Industry

Data Center 101: Mastering the Basics of the Data Center Industry

Data Center Frontier, in partnership with Open Spectrum, brings our readers a series that provides an introductory guidebook to the ins and outs of the data center and colocation industry. Think power systems, cooling, solutions, data center contracts and more. The Data Center 101 Special Report series is directed to those new to the industry, or those of our readers who need to brush up on the basics.

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