Data Center

Pure Storage targets AI complexity with a unified data cloud, Azure integration, and embedded security

New features unveiled at Pure//Accelerate promise easier cloud migration, smarter Kubernetes ops, and built-in threat detection, helping CIOs manage data sprawl and AI risk across hybrid environments.

Microsoft’s new cooling tech targets AI’s thermal bottleneck as hyperscalers hit power ceilings

The microfluidic cooling system tested by Microsoft promises up to 3x better heat removal than cold plates, improved power usage, and reduced operational costs.

Network resiliency climbs in importance for businesses

Wi-Fi 6E and 7, SD-WAN and 5G are top areas of network investment for enterprises, according to new research from tech services provider C1.

Nvidia and OpenAI ink $100 billion, 10GW data center alliance

Nvidia will invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, and OpenAI will build and deploy at least 10 gigawatts of AI data centers with Nvidia systems.

New Value Together: DCIM transforms data centres

DCIM vastly changes how data centres are managed. Huawei’s renowned solutions help maximise the total value of ownership in these data facilities with the support of AI. Benefits include flexibility in managing the data centre and both energy and cos

Upscale emerges from stealth with $100 million seed and plans to democratize AI networking

Upscale aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in AI networking infrastructure with an open solution that builds on SONiC and other standards-based initiatives.

Intel will design CPUs with Nvidia NVLink in return for $5 billion investment

The impact for enterprises in terms of chip availability, pricing and functionality is unclear, but it all-but kills worries about Intel’s near-term viability.

Ethernet, InfiniBand, and Omni-Path battle for the AI-optimized data center

AI spending to reach $1.5 trillion this year, Gartner says

Once it gets rolling, the AI avalanche is unstoppable. In 2026, global AI spending is forecast to top $2 trillion, according to Gartner.

Power availability is slowing data center builds

Power availability and infrastructure delivery timelines are making it extremely difficult for data center inventory to keep up with demand.