Data Center World highlighted three major challenges in the data center industry: power and heat density, site and construction, and sustainability.

From who runs them, to where they're located, to how sustainable they are, here are five common misconceptions about data centers.

It’s clean, efficient, and abundant, but is nuclear a good way to power data centers? Let's dig in.

Ahead of his keynote presentation at Data Center World 2023, Chris Crosby, CEO of Compass Datacenters, talks with AFCOM's Jordan Sutlive about the current state and future of the data center industry.

In the American West, data centers are clashing with local communities who want to preserve water amid drought. As data storage requirements escalate - and as water becomes scarcer - these operations may attract greater scrutiny.

In this special Earth Day edition of DCK’s news roundup, we look at the most important data center sustainability and ESG stories published so far this year.

None of the tech companies in East Asia analyzed by Greenpeace have climate commitments in line with recommendations to limit global warming to 1.5C.

The nature of the data center is changing, so the way you build them will also have to change. Here are the top considerations.

Sustainability is an increasing focus of data center management. DEEP certification allows companies to independently verify that they are meeting sustainability criteria.