A look at the most popular stories from our site in the first half of 2006.

FedEx is planning a new data center in a technology park in Colorado Springs.

BitTorrent Inc. has signed an agreement with Global Netoptex Inc. (GNi) to provide IP transit for streaming videos at one gigabit per second.

Om Malik is leaving Business 2.0, and will now be blogging full-time at GigaOm.

Business Week features the data center boom and the associated "gold rush" for companies positioned for growth in the sector.

Home broadband adoption in the U.S. grew to 42 percent, according to a stury from Pew Internet, which also found that awareness of VoIP is growingr apidly.

Users of Microsoft's Xbox Live downloaded seven million demos, trailers and videos during E3, amounting to 600 terabytes of data.

HP's mega-consolidation is huge news for the data center markets in Atlanta, Austin and Houstin, which will be the sites for six huge facilities.

HP's mega-consolidation is huge news for the data center markets in Atlanta, Austin and Houstin, which will be the sites for six huge facilities.

Qwest buys OnFiber for $107 million as consolidation in the connectivity sector continues.