More Bits, More Atoms: How Datacenters Are Driving Nuclear Demand
Datacenters are power hungry and the only solution to keeping them powered may be nuclear. The Small Modular Reactor trend is growing.
Read MoreDatacenters are power hungry and the only solution to keeping them powered may be nuclear. The Small Modular Reactor trend is growing.
Read MoreWant a 256-core Arm processor in your server? How much would you pay? $7/month?
Read MoreOf course there's an AI bubble coming. How could there not be? Industry pundits sound off.
Read MoreMicrosoft Corp. and Brookfield Asset Management’s green energy arm signed the biggest corporate clean-energy purchase agreement ever announced, as the technology giant ramps up its investment in artif...
Read MoreA couple years back, Amazon lit up the country as civic leaders competed to win a landing spot for HQ2. Turns out things haven't panned out as planned.
Read MoreTurns out that if you protest against your employer, engage in demonstrations, participate in sit-ins, etc., your employer may terminate you. Gee, who could POSSIBLY have expected that?
Read MoreOpenAI went from 150,000 ChatGPT Enterprise users to 600,000 in the space of four months. The AI sector is red hot and so is corporate America's love affair with generative AI.
Read MoreIs the grid about to collapse as Skynet comes online?!?!? That's the fear...well, to put it a bit more tamely, the fear is that the electric grid is unprepared for the surge in demanding AI projects. But it may not be so bad, according to a Princeton prof.
Read MoreAmazon is planning to spend $150 billion on datacenters over the next 15 years. Finding electricity to power them is getting increasingly difficult, so the online giant is getting increasingly creative in finding juice to power all those VMs.
Read MoreSo many operating system options! Which one is best for you and your VPS or dedicated server? Let's sort it out.
Read MoreAfter testimony at the United Nation from learning artificial intelligences...just kidding. But the UN did pass a resolution on AI this week.
Read MoreUncle Sam is heading out cash to Intel to build chip factories. Remember when companies built these on their own?
Read MoreDedicated server? Bare metal server? What's the difference? Maybe nothing, maybe something...let's sort it out.
Read MoreData Centre World UK just wrapped up, and there was a lot of talk about all the challenges facing the datacenter industry in the EU. And the problems are many.
Read MoreAre our idling VMs to blame? Well, probably not the idling ones but maybe all those systems you're using to mine crypto, power game servers, and serve web apps.
Read MoreDeft, a comprehensive supplier of data center and managed cloud services, was bought by Summit, a major provider of virtual servers and cloud-based application hosting in the United States and Canada....
Read MoreHoly cow, that's fast, especially when going at transcontinental distances.
Read MoreTen years ago, I mused about creating a VPS platform where people were allocated RAM and only RAM. They could then choose to divide it between RAM and RAMdisk. Let's go over that.
Read MoreOVHcloud has inaugurated its premier public cloud 'Local Zones' in Brussels, Belgium, and Madrid, Spain. This strategic initiative forms part of OVHcloud's ambitious plans for its network to exploit gridscale, a recently acquired entity that's now part of OVHcloud.
Read MoreThe total amount spent on ICT overall in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa (META) is expected to exceed $238 billion this year, representing a 4.5% rise from 2023, according to IDC. Spending on AI i...
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