FastChat: Revolutionizing the Data Center with Fungible

Sales were strongest in Santa Clara, Los Angeles, and New York, while Northern Virginia pricing remained “challenging.”

The data center industry continues to grow. Amazon, Google, Equinix, Digital Reality Trust, and numerous other providers can’t build their data centers fast enough, spurring investments in startups and a hefty amount of MA activity. The sector was hot before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the crisis has only increased interest as companies accelerate their migrations to the cloud.Goldman Sachs is the

Executives switch from cautious optimism in the pandemic’s early days to full-throated optimism.

Regardless of industry, environmental sustainability has become an undeniable business imperative. Global warming from carbon emissions, increasing sea levels and images of pollution are increasing public and shareholder pressure on corporations

After a couple of weeks of rumor, as well as a couple of years of hearsay, AMD has gone feet first into a full acquisition of FPGA manufacturer Xilinx. The deal involves an all-stock transaction, leveraging AMDs sizeable share price in order to enable an equivalent $143 per Xilinx share current AMD stockholders will still own 74% of the combined company, while Xilinx stockholders will own 26%. Th

Joins ranks of US-listed Chinese firms selling shares in Hong Kong to expand their investor bases and to hedge against deteriorating Washington-Beijing relations.

The firm says its new storage cluster can enable AWS EBS-like scale-out cloud storage in smaller providers’ data centers.

The Darling Downs (Photo: Paul Budde) In October 2020, I went on a two-week tour into Queensland’s Outback, traveling through various landscapes from pastoral and agricultural lands to savanna and the desert. Leaving Brisbane, past Toowoomba, you enter the Darling Downs. This is one of the richest agricultural areas in Australia. British Botanist Alan Cunningham first explored it in 1827. H

Could we be entering an era of hands-free data centers, where remote software and robotics handle tasks that until now have fallen