Also: All About Nearshoring; OpenStack Here To Stay; Security Guidelines
| Dylan Fisher In this week’s top data center news stories, chip wars, unmet data center demands, and the role AI can play in data center management. |
| China is set to launch a $40-billion state-backed fund to boost local chip manufacturing to accelerate its journey towards self sufficiency. |
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| Andy Patrizio Co-location providers in Mexico may provide an alternative to their US counterparts, but not all data can go out of the country. |
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| Christopher Tozzi There are several reasons why OpenStack could enjoy a resurgence of interest and, possibly, increased adoption. |
| Wylie Wong A new report by JLL predicts data center supply imbalance will last at least through 2024 as AI and edge computing adoption increase. |
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| Bill Kleyman What happens when a data center ransomware attack costs you everything? Lesson from the CloudNordic and Azero ransomware attacks. |
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| Generative AI is expected to create a second stream of data center demand comparable to the cloud. Here's a look at the role of the colocation data center in helping meet this historic wave of new demand, and how data center operators can be ready to capitalize. |
| To address performance and latency issues, companies should look to edge computing solutions while also taking into account the significant power requirements to handle metaverse workloads. |
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| Soni Brown After receiving a $1.8M COOLERCHIPS grant, Purdue University looks to revolutionize data center cooling with innovative chip cooling methods. |
| Scott Fulton III As data centers' demand for liquid cooling systems continues to increase, strangely, so has demand for high-efficiency air cooling. It seems AI workloads may be bifurcating facility designs. |
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