Digital Realty has launched a state-of-the-art data center named FRA18 in Frankfurt, Germany, at its Digital Park Fechenheim campus. This cutting-edge facility, strategically located on Hanauer Landstrasse, spans an impressive 8,200 square meters of colocation space. With an initial capacity of 6.4 MW, FRA18 is designed to expand by an additional 9.6 MW in future phases, illustrating Digital Realty’s commitment
DataOne, a European data center firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with Northeast Precast, a US-based concrete company, to accelerate the construction of AI facilities across the United States. This collaboration begins with a significant project in Vineland, New Jersey, marking DataOne’s expansion into the US market. The financial aspects of the investment remain undisclosed, but Northeast Precast has
The potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to transform cloud disaster recovery and infrastructure-as-code (IaC) management is a topic of growing interest among IT professionals and industry leaders. As companies increasingly rely on cloud services to operate, the need for robust, efficient, and secure infrastructure management has become more critical than ever. ControlMonkey has recently introduced a disaster recovery module to
The digital transformation sweeping across the real estate and construction sectors requires a significant overhaul in managing operations. At the forefront of this change is Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, which streamlines, optimizes, and automates key business functions. In this article, the transformative impact that ERP systems, like Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 Business Central, have on these industries will be discussed.
In March 2025, the technology world buzzed with news of a potential Oracle Cloud data breach, where a hacker claimed to have swiped six million records from over 140,000 tenants. Oracle swiftly denied the breach, asserting its cloud infrastructure remained uncompromised. Yet, the incident—whether real or a false alarm—has reignited a critical conversation: in an era where businesses live and
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into cloud infrastructure management is bringing a revolutionary shift, enhancing efficiency, security, and agility. AI-powered tools are enabling predictive analytics that help in resource allocation by forecasting demand patterns, thus optimizing workload distribution and reducing operational costs. Additionally, AI-driven automation is streamlining routine tasks, such as system monitoring, maintenance, and troubleshooting, which not only
The integration of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize enterprise innovation by 2025. As we progress towards an increasingly data-driven world, organizations are leveraging these technologies to gain significant competitive advantages. This article explores the various facets of how cloud and AI will shape the future of enterprise innovation. AI-Optimized Cloud Infrastructure Leading cloud providers such
The collaboration between Formula E and Google Cloud marks a pivotal shift in the world of motorsport. With the introduction of advanced AI tools through the Driver Agent initiative, this partnership is set to revolutionize how drivers, especially those from emerging backgrounds, access performance analytics. Traditionally, high-level performance insights have been the domain of resource-rich teams, but this initiative aims
The construction and modernization of data centers have become crucial as we navigate the AI revolution. The importance of resilient and scalable electrical infrastructure has never been more pronounced. In today’s digital transformation, data centers serve as the structural backbone, much like concrete and steel in a building. AI technologies demand massive data processing capabilities, making robust electrical and digital
The rapid development of AI data centers in China began around late 2022, spurred by a surge in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Both the Chinese government and private investors enthusiastically poured resources into constructing new facilities across the country, motivated by the potential of AI and large language models (LLMs). In a spectacular show of commitment, the central government declared
Artificial intelligence (AI) is fueling a technological revolution, necessitating the rapid evolution of data center infrastructure. The exponential growth in AI’s capabilities and applications is driving unprecedented demands for advanced computational power, posing significant challenges and opportunities for today’s data centers. The Growing Demand for AI-Specific Data Centers AI’s Evolution and Data Center Requirements AI is frequently compared to a
Schneider Electric recently announced its participation in the Electric Power Research Institute’s (EPRI) DCFlex initiative, marking its involvement on March 25, 2025. This initiative aims to enhance the energy efficiency and reliability of the grid, a pressing need fueled by the burgeoning demand from data centers. Heavyweights like Google, Meta, and NVIDIA have already joined the endeavor, making it a
