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• Using a Bloom box in the data center: What could go wrong?

  How many Bloom boxes does it take to power a data center? How reliable are these systems?

  A Bloom box, officially known as a Bloom Energy Server, produces 200 kW of energy and connects to a grid with other units to provide the... Answer   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• IT pros hope Dell going private will improve products, integration

  Dell customers hope better enterprise product roadmaps, integration and customer service improvements result from the company going private this week.

  Dell Inc. has acquired a dozen companies in the last three years, and those close to... News   |   SearchDataCenter.com

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  Go for green

  Due to rising electricity costs and green legislation, green IT is no longer just a boardroom discussion but a reality for many European businesses. CW Europe looks at how to reduce running costs in the datacentre and throughout the business, with... E-Zine   |   ComputerWeekly.com

• The server lifecycle: Is it time for that aging server to go?

  The server lifecycle of a data center may vary, and understanding the right reasons to upgrade can help you figure out when to put aging servers out to pasture.

  Businesses rely on servers that provide the computing power for critical... Tip   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Green Grid: Go back to basics to make energy-efficient data centers

  All it takes is a few small changes to make energy-efficient data centers a reality. The Green Grid, a non-profit energy-efficiency group, hopes to help ease the transition with an environmentally friendly approach to data center resource... Podcast   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Seven data center infrastructure tips to help you go green

  This work-in-progress shot shows a bit of a surprise: These racks are being installed on epoxy-painted concrete floors, which protects against electrostatic... Photo Story   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Data center modernization starts with cloud, SDN and virtualization

  Mobile computing and other trends have dramatically altered how enterprises work, requiring data centers to find new ways to meet computing demands.

  Cloud computing, flash storage, software-defined networks (SDN), virtualization and new... News   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Flexible computing in business: Move to cloud computing or go modular?

  Depending on whom you listen to, the impact of cloud falls somewhere on a spectrum of "very little -- I wouldn't... Tip   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Sales up for 16 Gbps Fibre Channel; is it going the way of the dodo?

  It was the best of times; it may soon be the worst of times. Fibre Channel technology, which has been available since 1988, is seeing a significant boost in sales because of a recent doubling in speed from 8 Gbps to 16 Gbps. But in the long term,... Feature   |   SearchDataCenter.com

• Making mainframe technology hip again

  The mainframe is a beautiful piece of technology, able to securely manage and meet the performance goals of disparate workloads for thousands of users in a relatively small, energy-efficient package. It maintains levels of compatibility and... Opinion   |   SearchDataCenter.com