Best of Data Center Knowledge: February 2011

February brought the Super Bowl and its associated media attention. Two Super Bowl-related pieces hit our top ten chart – the Dallas Cowboys data center in Arlington, TX and Go Daddy’s Super Bowl ads. Of course, brand name companies in the tech space – Apple, Facebook, Dell, IBM and Amazon – were also well read. Here’s the rundown of the 10 most popular stories of February 2011, ranked by total page views:

• Is Apple’s Data Center Using a Unique Design? (Feb. 2)
• IBM’s Watson Delivers, But His Website Doesn’t (Feb. 15)
• Amazon Buys Dublin Site for Data Center (Feb. 9)
• The Data Center Powering the Super Bowl (Feb. 3)
• New Zealand Earthquake Hobbles Telco System (Feb. 22 )
• 2011: Year of the SSD? (Feb. 17)
• Dell Targets HPC with Poweredge C6145 Server (Feb. 14 )
• Go Daddy: Super Traffic from Super Bowl Ads (Feb. 7)
• Video: Helsinki’s Underground Data Center (Feb. 21 )
• Facebook’s Expansion: How Big, How Fast? (Feb. )

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About Colleen Miller

Colleen Miller is a journalist and social media specialist. She has more than 25 years of writing and editing experience, with her most recent work dedicated to the online space. Colleen covers the data center industry, including topics such as modular, cloud and storage/big data.