ITRenew, announced its first Data Center Impact Report “The Financial & Sustainability Case for Circularity.” Building from extensive market research, expert interviews, and proprietary data sets derived from collaboration with the world’s leading hyperscalers,
Semtech, a supplier of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors and advanced algorithms, announced production availability of GN2558 and GN2559, Semtech’s Tri-Edge CDR SR solutions to enable next-generation data center multi-mode interconnectivity.
The Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP), a collaborative community focused on redesigning hardware technology to efficiently support the growing demands on compute infrastructure, announced Google is now an Executive Member and will hold a seat on its Board of Directors.
Wiwynn, an innovative cloud IT infrastructure provider, have been working with hyperscale data center operators to develop cooling solutions in various levels. During the OCP Virtual Summit 2020, May 12-15, Wiwynn will showcase its cutting-edge standalone rack-level liquid cooling solution
Equinix announced one of its largest expansions of Equinix Cloud Exchange Fabric (ECX Fabric) in seven new EMEA markets to help global businesses simplify hybrid and multicloud infrastructures.
Innovium, a leading provider of networking switch solutions for cloud and edge data centers, announced TERALYNX 8, the industry’s most advanced 25.6 Tbps programmable switch silicon with support for 112G PAM4 SerDes I/O.
ITRenew, the global leader in Circular Cloud and data center transformation, announced it has joined forces with Hydro66, Sweden’s ultra-low emissions, colocation data center pioneer, to enable companies across the EU to reduce the cost and carbon footprint of hosting their data at scale.
Advanced Energy today announced its Artesyn Embedded Power product group is introducing a new Open Compute Project Open Rack version 3 (OCP ORv3) power shelf, designed to support the move to 48-volt data center infrastructure.
SAP today announced that the Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) has awarded the global software manufacturer as a Level 3 cloud service provider (CSP).
Microsoft announced plans to establish its first datacenter region in New Zealand, a major milestone toward delivering enterprise-grade cloud services in the country. The New Zealand datacenter region will be the latest addition to Microsoft’s global datacenter footprint, which totals more than any other cloud provider at 60 regions announced, with Microsoft Azure available in over 140 countries around the world.
