An illustration of a proposed "community-based" data center in Minnetonka, Minnesota (Image: Keith Waters & Associates).
While much data center news broke in January, one story on a unique data center design - camouflaging a data center as a residence - clearly led the pack of the best-read items on Data Center Knowledge. There was also interest in stories on the federal government's plans to close data centers, Facebook's spending on its facility in Oregon, and a guest column on audit standards confusion in the industry. Here’s a look at the 10 most popular stories on Data Center Knowledge during January 2012, ranked by total page views:
- A Data Center That Mimics A Mansion - January 20
- Feds Now Plan to Close 1,200 Data Centers - January 4
- Facebook Has Spent $210 Million on Oregon Data Center - January 30
- AICPA Fumbles Audit Standards at the 5-Yard Line - January 19
- Google Spent $951 Million on Data Centers in Q4 - January 23
- The Coming Colo Crunch - January 18
- Mobile Cloud Computing Will Soar in 2012 - January 12
- Cisco Reaches 10,000 UCS Customers - January 18
- Roundup: Amazon’s DynamoDB - January 19
- Equinix Outage Means Downtime for Zoho - January 20
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