Mission Critical Facilities News

Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 challenge, data center executives are tasked with enormous challenges and opportunities.
 

Designing solutions for data center clients – whether hyperscale or colocation facilities – requires advanced engineering knowledge.
 

Extraordinary circumstances are accelerating the transformation of face-to-face activities to virtual activities to move essential projects forward.
 

The demand for data across the world keeps soaring, increasing the need of data centers. Figuring out the best way to design data centers is always important to achieve the best flexibility and scalability.
 

There can be much to manage in a mission critical commissioning project. Digitizing commissioning can be a big help on many levels.
 

Maximizing efficiency, both in construction and in ongoing operations, is crucial for high-performance computing (HPC) data center facilities.
 

Within a short time frame, hyperscale data centers have gone from being designed with a typical wholesale data center layout to industrial-level design.
 

It’s always good to connect face-to-face with members of the telecommunications industry.
 

Over the years, the data center wholesale market has catered to the enterprise user, which is a completely different buyer than the cloud providers.
 

As the saying goes: Everything’s bigger in Texas. That may be why ESD’s Jim Vallort – who’s been giving presentations from Hong Kong to Wisconsin this year – will be giving two talks on one day in the Lone Star State.