Data Center

As US takes 10% stake in Intel, new questions arise for enterprise buyers

The Trump administration has converted CHIPS Act funding for Intel into an equity stake in the company, shifting industry procurement dynamics.

Vertiv launches one-day installation package for AI data center systems

Vertiv OneCore rolls out modular, factory-assembled data center platform for rapid deployment of up to 50 MW systems.

Nvidia turns to software to speed up its data center networking hardware for AI

New algorithms will fine-tune the performance of Nvidia Spectrum-X systems used to connect GPUs across multiple servers and even between data centers.

Fluke Networks expands testing to help ease data center networking challenges

New Versiv testing bundles are designed to identify and troubleshoot copper and fiber network connectivity issues in hyperscale and enterprise data centers.

Secure Work from Home by Applying Zero-Trust Best Practices to VPN Infrastructure

Data center colocation capacity nears zero availability, JLL reports

Meeting demand may require as much as $1 trillion in new data center construction.

VMware Explore preview: Customers are looking for VCF value

VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 has been available for two months. Getting customers to embrace Broadcom's flagship private cloud platform is the focus for VMware Explore 2025.

Google bets on non-water-cooled nuclear reactors for data centers

The tech giant’s deal with Kairos Power and TVA brings molten salt reactors into the commercial energy mix, offering stable, carbon-free power for data centers amid soaring AI energy demands.

Intel saga continues: Federal bailout considered, plus another voice takes jabs at CEO Tan

The embattled chipmaker is looking for ways forward despite a variety of challenging issues.

Despite the hubbub, Intel is holding onto server market share

Intel retains server, client market share lead over AMD