Top Five Data Center Stories of the Week: August 17, 2018
For your weekend reading, here are the most popular stories that appeared on Data Center Knowledge this week.
August 19, 2018
What’s All This About Liquid Cooling in Data Centers? - The rise of machine learning has put some wind behind liquid cooling in data centers. We decided to spend July taking a closer look at the trend and answering some big questions surrounding it. Here's everything that we've learned.
Switch Results Disappoint Wall Street Again, Stock Craters - Analysts covering the company appear to be losing patience with the C-suite’s narrative, which had promised growth much sooner than management is now expecting
Microsoft to Open-Source Its Secret Weapon Against Cloud Network Outages - Microsoft researchers said they’re planning to open-source Open Network Emulator, the system that simulates the entire network that powers the company’s hyperscale cloud platform. The company has been using it for about a year to test changes made to the network before they’re deployed in production.
Rendering of QTS's latest data center in Ashburn, Virginia
QTS Delivers Hyperscale Data Center to Non-Hyperscale Client in Ashburn - 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.
Step Inside Apple’s Data Center in Arizona, Courtesy of The Arizona Republic - Its Spaceship HQ may be cool, but this is one of the tech giant’s more business-critical facilities
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