Data Center Planning stories

"The 2021 map illustrates a market that’s experiencing more deployments. Over the last decade, we’ve seen content providers ramping up investments to meet global demand for their services.">>

Researchers say about 1% of the world’s energy is used to power data centres - but that number will climb to as much as 8% by 2030.>>

The JB4 data centre, located in Ekurhuleni, will take just over a year to build as a standalone data centre, with completion slated for Q1 2022.>>

The Myanmar/Malaysia India Singapore Transit (MIST) Cable System will be designed to deliver more than 216 terabits per second (Tbps) capacity, and will span more than 8100 kilometres (5033 miles).>>

The HKG11 data center will span 21,000 square metres and deliver 24 megawatts of IT capacity, to be in Kwai Chung, a developing data center cluster. >>

Demand for data is exploding, and data center leaders are getting creative in building new facilities. Here are the most unusual locations for data centers around the world.>>

''By joining the Independent Data Center Alliance, Data Holdings adds its strong midwest market position and unique value propositions to create a more effective and competitive marketplace.”>>

Commencement of the partnership is subject to the relevant regulatory approvals.>>

Understand your goal – what is the objective you are trying to achieve, problem you’re trying to solve>>

The significance of edge to an organization depends on how much they outsource data hosting/processing needs. Understanding this is critical for data>>

Data centre managers often struggle to get a clear picture of their facility’s capacity, energy usage or availability. >>

Doomsday has come. The earth trembles, the waters gush and your data centre is in imminent peril. >>