The density and power requirements of data centers are increasing. As a result, increased backup power is required. However, data centers have a finite amount of space. Therefore a small, but powerful uninterruptible power supply (UPS) should be able to solve the problem. The UPS will provide temporary battery power in the event of a power outage. It is only designed for a short period of time until the backup generators have started up and are providing a stable power supply

Colocation providers of all sizes are under pressure to supply more than just data center space. What are their reactions to this and how are they shaping their hybrid cloud strategies?

Higher density and new workloads such as AI and neural networks are requiring a rethink in the approach to data center cooling. Many in this industry are grappling with how to increase density and space while scaling vital resources. For a long time, air-cooling has dominated the data center industry. However, liquid cooling is now redefining the next-generation computing capabilities.