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    A Guide To Data Center Cabling Companies
    In data centers, cabling is what keeps everything running. Finding high-quality cables and determining which supplier suits your needs can be a tough challenge. This g...
  • Role of Cables in Data Centers
    Cabling is the backbone of any data center. As data volumes continue to skyrocket and demand for high-speed connectivity rises, choosing the right cables is critical....
  • Meta Data Centers: Storing Your Life
    Facebook's data hubs are designed primarily for storing the countless amount of information from the social network's own website. Perhaps, Facebook data hubs are the closest to the regular user because they store our photos, private messages, and videos that we share throughout our lives. In Facebook data centers, the amount of data to handle is impressive. 
  • Inside NVIDIA Data Centers: Powering AI
    NVIDIA has evolved from a graphics card manufacturer into a dominant force in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). This transformation's ...
  • How to Build an AI Data Center
    Building an AI data center requires high-performance infrastructure, advanced cooling solutions, and optimized power efficiency to handle AI workloads effectively. Bel...
  • Microsoft’s Evolution of Azure Data Centers
    When outlining the development of data centers, we cannot underestimate the contribution of Microsoft, one of the steadiest players on the tech market. Microsoft data centers make up a cloud that supports all of the company's services, including Bing search engine, Microsoft Office 365, MSN, OneDrive, Xbox, and others
  • Google Data Centers: A Global Benchmark in Innovation and Sustainability
    One of the leading companies in the data center design is Google. Its centers are an example of transparency, innovation, and sustainability. Unlike Amazon, Google shares every shareable detail about its processing centers. Another difference from Amazon is that the company does not sell space to other companies. 
  • Amazon (AWS) Data Centers: Leading the Way
    When discussing data centers of the world's largest companies, it is literally impossible not to mention Amazon first. In 2006, Amazon launched a sister company Amazon Web Services, or AWS, and dedicated it entirely to cloud computing. AWS has since become one of the most successful Amazon projects, generating $10 billion in annual sales, which is about one-tenth of Amazon's entire revenue.