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The physical layer of the digital environment often remains invisible as long as the system runs smoothly. In this collection, we focus on the tangible embodiment of data: from server room architecture and precision cooling systems to energy redundancy strategies and the physical security of communication hubs. Exploring data center infrastructure allows us to see how engineering solutions determine the resilience of both global networks and local services.
AI consumes vast amounts of electricity and fuels global warming, yet it also offers solutions. We'll explore whether this is an absurdity or a genuine chance to escape the vicious cycle.
Qualcomm has introduced a comprehensive infrastructure for running large AI models, featuring a server rack, expansion cards, and a management system as a single integrated solution.
AI: Events
Infrastructure
Microsoft is testing high-temperature superconductors to power servers: the technology could reduce energy losses and simplify data center infrastructure.
AI: Events
Infrastructure
Alibaba Cloud has unveiled the UModel approach – a system that unites disparate data on IT infrastructure into a single ontology. The project operates as a digital twin, allowing companies to see a holistic picture of their technological landscape instead of a collection of isolated metrics.
Oracle's AI data centers utilize a closed-loop cooling system where water circulates without evaporation or refills: it is filled just once.
Oracle is launching educational programs to train a workforce capable of designing, maintaining, and developing data center infrastructure tailored for artificial intelligence tasks.
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