A data center is defined as a physical place that houses and runs networking components and infrastructure. Learn all about what it is in our write-up.

From Netflix to Facebook, companies around the world serve millions to billions of internet users with digital products and data center facilities are the backbone of the entire experience.

Data centers are physical facilities that house technology equipment and provide computing power and data storage, among other things. Cloud data centers offer cost-effective scalability ...

Data centers are where the world’s data is processed, organized and stored. Many data centers are located in buildings similar to warehouses. They are functional buildings that require little physical ...

What is a data center? Members of the Lebanon City Council are wondering as they consider a zoning change that would classify such centers as light industrial. During the July 1 City Council ...

Wisconsin s data center boom, driven by AI growth and state support, raises questions on energy use while pushing ...

A fact sheet provided by New Mexico Environemnt Law Center alleged that data centers across the U.S. consume an average of 1.8 billion gallons of drinking water per year - that's 5 million gallons per ...