Data Centres and Virtualization

Data center developers are increasingly turning to the secondhand market for gas turbines as annual manufacturing capacity falls 40 gigawatts short of global demand. This urgent shift underscores a massive bottleneck in the artificial intelligence infrastructure rollout, where the physical

The exponential surge in artificial intelligence workloads has forced a radical rethink of the infrastructure required to prevent massive server farms from overheating during peak processing periods. As AI “factories” push power densities to unprecedented levels, the data center industry

The relentless pressure to integrate advanced artificial intelligence into daily enterprise operations has pushed data center managers to a critical breaking point. For far too long, the industry accepted a binary reality where upgrading physical server hardware mandated a total

The rapid weaponization of CVE-2026-59310 has fundamentally shifted the security landscape by granting unauthenticated attackers administrative control over critical virtualized infrastructure. The flaw, which carries a near-perfect CVSS score of 9.8 out of 10, targets the VMware vCenter Server, the

The removal of public VDDK pages has transformed a standard technical process into a licensing challenge for open-source projects that rely on transparent access to virtualization hooks. For years, the Virtual Disk Development Kit served as the essential bridge for