Stocks surged higher on Wall Street today after the Federal Reserve moved decisively to try and break the credit crunch.

The data center industry's leading executives say demand for space and services remains strong, and is likely to continue that way.

Financial firms that initially planned to build their own data centers are weighing the option of leasing space instead.

The current challenges for new construction may allow the incumbent data center builders to extend their market leadership.

Today's video features a data center flywheel demonstration by ActivePower's Martin Olsen.

Tighter credit in the commercial real estate market may make it harder for new players to enter the data center construction market,

For the remainder of 2008, the credit crunch is likely to be a major player in the data center market, influencing the future supply of the new facilities.

Today's video is an interview with Jeff Barr of Amazon, who talks about Amazon's utility computing services and "virtual companies."

Today's video is an interview with Jeff Barr of Amazon, who talks about Amazon's utility computing services and "virtual companies."

Today's video profiles a joint project between Google and IBM to provide large-scale cluster computing resources to undergraduate computer science students.