The data center industry faces a critical talent shortage with 300,000 unfilled positions. The problem isn’t a lack of qualified people, but outdated hiring practices that prioritize past experience over future potential. Here’s what needs to change.
NextComputing has launched a compact 1U rackmount server powered by Ampere processors specifically designed for AI inference at the edge. The Nucleus 1U delivers up to 192 cores and supports NVIDIA GPUs in a space-constrained form factor. This represents a significant advancement for edge computing
In an industry where speed to market is critical, one data center startup has demonstrated how brownfield development can dramatically accelerate AI infrastructure deployment. The company reportedly achieved operational status within 90 days by repurposing an existing facility with advanced cooling systems designed for high-density computing.
In the race to establish artificial intelligence computing capacity, one data center startup has demonstrated how brownfield development can dramatically reduce deployment timelines, according to industry reports. Sources indicate that Patmos successfully established a functional AI data center within just 90 days by repurposing an existing industrial facility rather than constructing from scratch.
Microsoft is reportedly gauging enterprise interest in bringing its AI Copilot technology to on-premises Exchange Server deployments. According to sources, the company is conducting a detailed survey to understand customer requirements and potential use cases. This initiative suggests Microsoft’s continued investment in modernizing its on-premises offerings despite its cloud-first focus.
Microsoft is reportedly exploring the integration of its AI Copilot technology into on-premises Exchange Server deployments, according to recent customer surveys obtained by industry sources. This development comes shortly after Microsoft announced the retirement of Office Online Server, signaling the company’s continued focus on modernizing its remaining on-premises offerings while maintaining its cloud-first strategy.
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The data center industry is undergoing a significant transformation as cloud providers and server manufacturers adopt 21-inch Open Rack designs. According to new research, this wider format better accommodates AI server requirements and could dominate rack shipments by 2030.
The data center industry is shifting away from traditional 19-inch rack standards toward wider 21-inch Open Rack designs, according to reports from leading research firms. This transition is gaining momentum as demand for AI infrastructure continues to surge among major cloud providers and technology companies.
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