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Transform the modern data center: From today to the future

CIO Business Intelligence

A seismic shift is underway in the evolution of the data center, driven by a variety of converging factors. Prioritize sustainability In the realm of data centers, sustainability has emerged as a paramount concern, particularly in the context of the AI/ML era where energy consumption becomes an even more pressing issue.

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Dell’s sustainable data center management strategy: Interview with expert Alyson Freeman

Tech Republic Data Center

Learn about Dell's perspective on the future of saving energy, recycling servers and monitoring carbon footprints. The post Dell’s sustainable data center management strategy: Interview with expert Alyson Freeman appeared first on TechRepublic.

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These Data Center Providers Use Most Renewable Energy

Data Center Knowledge

Digital Realty and Equinix lead the pack of data center providers but still use much less renewable energy than some hardware and cloud giants. Read More.

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Right-Sizing Data Center Resources

CTOvision

One of the perennial problems of data centers is monitoring server utilization to ensure right-sizing of resources. Nlyte's Predict tool can help with capacity planning, using capacity projections to predict future resource needs based on historical data, as well as planned changes to applications and infrastructure.

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Intel is designing new hardware with immersion cooling in mind

TechSpot

According to two estimates from 2020, data centers consume anywhere from 1.5% to 2% of the world's energy and could be consuming as much as 13% within ten years. Around half of that energy is used by the computers themselves and 25% to 40% is used by air conditioning, says the US Department of Energy.

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10 reasons to keep that data center running

CIO Business Intelligence

There are many practical reasons driving this movement away from the data center as a hallmark of information technology. But for all the undeniable reasons driving the transition to the cloud, there are a few arguments that don’t fit the narrative, a few rationales for bucking the trend and keeping your own data center running.

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From edge to cloud: The critical role of hardware in AI applications

CIO Business Intelligence

All this has a tremendous impact on the digital value chain and the semiconductor hardware market that cannot be overlooked. The apps and tools have to gather, process and deliver back data to the consumer with minimal latency. Hardware innovations become imperative to sustain this revolution.