Data Center Knowledge's March news coverage included stories of new approaches in data center design as well stories about big companies and big alliances. We also covered the data center aspects of the triple disaster in Japan, with the understanding that technology can be used to assist survivors. (Editor's note: If you have not done so already, you can still donate to the American Red Cross to assist Japanese survivors cope and recover.) Here’s the rundown of the 10 most popular stories of March 2011, ranked by total page views:
- Making Data Center Design More People Friendly (March 2)
- HP is Betting on the Cloud and WebOS (March 18)
- How Japan's Data Centers Manage Earthquakes (March 11)
- Google Turns to Tape to Rescue Lost Gmail (March 1)
- Annexation Boosts Cooling for NSA Data Center (March 9 )
- Yahoo Plans $500 Million Data Center Expansion (March 11)
- Tech Titans Back OpenFlow Networking Standard (March 22)
- Dell Targets Hosters with PowerEdge Microservers (March 22)
- Major Tokyo Data Centers Fuel Up for Blackouts (March 13)
- Data Center Knowledge's Data Center Energy Efficiency Guide (March 4)
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