We passed a new data center across from a data center under construction.
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But the data center play's 2018 prospects seem promising: it's opening a new data center campus in Atlanta, and Switch's sales routinely soar higher after it opens a new data center.
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Intel could suffer as big data-center builders like Facebook increasingly design their own data-center hardware.
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If one of your Google spreadsheets is stored in a data center in Oregon and that data center goes dark, your spreadsheet should still be available, because it's also stored in a data center somewhere else.
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Announced at the same time as the Irish data center, Apple's other European data center in Denmark is already finished and about to come online — and it's already planning to build a second data center there.
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It's worth noting that IBM's second new data center in the U.K. will operate out of an Ark data center.
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Sebastian pointed out that drones are being used to sniff data-center traffic, and even crash into data-center cooling systems.
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Data Center Sale: Verizon completed the $3.6 billion sale of its U.S. and Latin American data center sites to Equinix, Inc.
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This is Facebook's data center in Prineville, Oregon, which is the first data center deployed using the company's Open Compute Project designs.
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THE DATA CENTER HAS GROWN AT GREATER THAN 20 – OR THE CLOUD PORTION OF THE DATA CENTER IS GROWING AT MORE THAN 20% THOUGH.
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Meanwhile, the data-center business, which includes the Data Center Group and other components, will be up high single digits in 2020, Davis said.
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Simons says like the other data center products, they created HipChat Data Center for companies that prefer to run their software on their own infrastructure.
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"You've got a major transition happening with the ownership of data center assets," according to Pat Lynch, senior managing director for CBRE's Data Center Solutions.
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The $200 million data center was not part of the UAW contract, but it wouldn't be because there are no hourly jobs at the data center.
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China's data center industry is dominated by domestic players like Alibaba and Tencent, though Apple is currently building a data center in the country's southern Guizhou Province.
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Mesosphere's Data Center Operating System (DC/OS) aims to allow developers and admins to treat a data center as a single computer that runs applications in software containers.
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To meet that demand, the company introduced its data center product line a few years ago, and today it's expanding that line to include HipChat Data Center in Beta.
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"The Odense data center will be one of the most advanced, energy-efficient data centers in the world," Facebook's director of data center operations, Niall McEntegart said on Thursday.
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I do like the data center business but if you take a look at what I like about the data center business, I like growth and I like yield.
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Data center components: As critical functions of school, work, healthcare, and social life increasingly shift to the cloud amid quarantine measures, demand for data center build-outs will rise.
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Last year saw more data center assets transact than in the previous two years combined, making it the biggest year ever for data center acquisitions, according to Synergy Research Group.
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And for those who want to deploy to cloud infrastructure instead of the data center, Atlassian announced improved support for companies deploying their data center products on Amazon Web Services.
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In addition to cutting down the amount of time needed to create a data center on land from about 2 years to around 90 days, the submarine data center has the added benefit of natural cooling from the ocean, eliminating one of the biggest costs of running a data center on land.
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Atlassian wants the best of both the cloud and data center worlds, and it announced at the Atlassian Summit today that it was expanding its data center-cloud strategy with new products.
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Located in the north of Paris in the 18th arrondissement, the data center is hidden in the basement of an office building — nothing tells you that there's a data center in there.
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"The general public today probably doesn't realize how they tap and touch and utilize the data center all throughout their day," said Bo Bond, a leader of JLL's data center solutions team.
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The Pryor data center has 2145 Google employees, 2000 full-time contractors for things like security and groundskeeping, and 2300 part-time workers, according to Mike Edwards, the data center facility manager.
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Another thing that was happening was the emergence of the open source data center operating system called Mesos, which offered a way to treat the data center as a single pool of resources.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Secular Demand Drivers Balance Oversupply Risk: Fitch believes data center traffic growth, combined with an increasingly positive enterprise sentiment toward hybrid infrastructure deployments, will favor carrier-neutral data center providers.
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The traditional measure of data center efficiency is power usage effectiveness, or P.U.E. This measures how much power goes into a data center and how much of that is used by computing equipment.
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Our data center business is the largest in the world.
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A data center TPU 'pod,' packed with 64 chip boards.
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Facebook's Mobile Device Lab at its Prinveille, Oregon, data center.
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Cloud computing has been a revolution for the data center.
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Google has a data center in the Chilean capital Santiago.
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BUT REMEMBER THE DATA CENTER IS A $200 BILLION BUSINESS.
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America needs a data center with a civic search engine.
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PST that it's working to resolve a data center outage.
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Saunders uses a data center cooling system as an example.
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The search giant also operates a data center in Taiwan.
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Vantage also operates a data center campus in Quincy, Washington.
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When you own your own data center, this isn't possible.
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"With Stadia, the data center is your platform," Google said.
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A manufacturing plant, plus data center and office building nearby.
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It boasts almost 100 percent penetration inside the data center.
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But the firm's data center business fell shy of expectations.
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Vanderbilt University will operate a data center to store information.
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Internal candidates: Navin Shenoy, VP of Intel's data center group.
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The underwater data center is the first of its kind.
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In other words, Qarnot has built a decentralized data center.
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It will open its second U.K. data center in 2019.
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Intel has been particularly strong in the data center business.
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Data center segment growth is "poised to rebound," he wrote.
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In 2015, it launched a green data center pilot program.
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This month, Apple opened its first data center in China.
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Adobe currently uses AWS and its own data center infrastructure.
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Improvement in data center demand, a closure of the Mellanox acquisition, and a new data center platform announcement slated for March, will all drive the stock upward in the next few months, he added.
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The last new data center IBM opened in Europe was its Oslo location, in September, but the company also recently expanded its presence in Asia with the launch of its Korean data center in August.
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A server farm at the CERN Computer/Data Center in Switzerland.
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After all, the data center isn't too far from Nessie.[Verge]
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It also provided an incorrect number for Microsoft's data center locations.
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A row of server racks at Facebook's Prineville, Oregon, data center.
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Rather, most data breaches occur in on-premises data center environments.
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We anticipate growing market share in the data center, in servers.
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Intel has long dominated the data center with its x86 chips.
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It also acts as a light maintenance facility and data center.
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Teams is going to run out of our global data center.
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Buying servers and renting data center space aren't cheap at all.
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That's because ultimately, every data center relies on the energy grid.
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Creating a data center is much cheaper than renting some space.
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When I visited the data center, it was still mostly empty.
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The data center has an area equal to 17 football fields.
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The abstraction benefit is at the hardware/data center infrastructure level.
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And the data center group recorded a loss of $343 million.
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Why not just wait until the data center construction is complete?
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Facebook's will be its fifth, and by far largest, data center.
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Albertsons continues to run some of its own data center infrastructure.
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The true magic happens in a data center near your home.
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Do you work at AWS or at its data center sites?
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Its sister company is Data Foundry, a data center services provider.
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It also happens to have a data center in Prineville, Ore.
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They were hosted in our data center for a while. Exactly.
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Data center revenue accounts for nearly a third of Nvidia's sales.
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While Apple is giving back to the community around the data center, in the end, if the goal of the subsidy is permanent high-paying jobs, there aren't very many involved in running a data center.
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IT SEEMED LIKE YOU WERE SAYING THAT THE STRENGTH IN DATA CENTER WAS MORE ON THE CLOUD END – YOUR AMAZONS, YOUR FACEBOOKS, YOUR MICROSOFTS, BIG BUYERS THAT HAVE COME TO DEFINE THIS ERA IN DATA CENTER.
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"As we near completion of our new Viborg data center in central Jutland, Denmark, weve decided to focus on growing that site instead of building an additional data center in Aabanraa," the company said on Tuesday.
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"As we near completion of our new Viborg data center in central Jutland, Denmark, we've decided to focus on growing that site instead of building an additional data center in Aabanraa," the company said on Tuesday.
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In a statement on Intel's website, Navin Shenoy, general manager of the company's data center group, said Intel had received reports about the issue and was working directly with data center customers to "discuss" the issue.
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ET, the airline provided an update on the data center: "Power has been restored to Verizon's data center and we are working to fully restore our systems as soon as possible," JetBlue posted on its blog.
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On Tuesday, to deal with the changing competitive landscape, the Silicon Valley giant is presenting its newest data-center strategy at an event in New York, addressing its A.I. plans and its mainstream data-center business.
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In a blog post announcing the new chip, Jennifer Huffstetler, vice president and general manager of data center product management in the Data Center Group at Intel, pointed out the growing need for this type of architecture.
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The sea ice maximum, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center, was even lower than the record level seen just last year, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) in Boulder, Colorado.
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Fitch believes cloud computing growth and data center solutions for the SMB market will continue to present risks and opportunities, with wholesale cloud computing and data center solutions adoption by customers potentially shrinking Ingram Micro's addressable market.
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At the CERN Data Center, 2000,303 servers hold 230 petabytes of data.
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At the CERN Data Center, 10,000 servers hold 30 petabytes of data.
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The Fredericia data center is set to be Google's fifth in Europe.
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What's more, Amazon already has a major data center in Northern Virginia.
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Results were driven by stronger demand for storage and data center products.
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Tesla and Switch, the data-center company, recently opened their own operations.
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They've collectively spent tens of billions of dollars on data center infrastructure.
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Nowhere is that more apparent than places like its Oklahoma data center.
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Originally, it provided data center analytics solutions for storage supply and demand.
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Traditionally HPC has taken place on prem in a company's data center.
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Suchflex– Aiming to become the largest data center company without owning servers.
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Microsoft today announced that its U.K. data center region is now online.
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"We become the IT staff; we become the data center," Hurd said.
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Apple also invested in a data center in northern Denmark in 2015.
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The data center has faced opposition from a number of locals. 5.
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Apple is partnering with a Chinese company for its Chinese data center.
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This brings IBM's overall data center footprint to 60 across 19 countries.
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So last year was a phenomenal year for our data center business.
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AMD has been seeking to boost its presence in the data center.
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Companies like DeDrone (backed by Menlo Ventures) are redefining data center security.
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Producing and deploying a subsea data center takes Microsoft about 90 days.
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O for about $770 million to expand its data center connectivity business.
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Facebook's first European data center opened in Luela, Sweden back in 2013.
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Chevron sold its San Antonio, Texas data center to Microsoft last October.
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About $200 million of the new investment is for a data center.
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The analyst noted that revenue for Intel's Data Center Group has slowed.
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The data is available from the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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The data center is a mystical place to the average Facebook user.
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A sprawling athletic compound had been converted to a "big data" center.
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That put the data center model — and VMware — at a distinct disadvantage.
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The data center is strong, the PC is strong, gaming is strong.
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The data center is strong, the PC is strong, gaming is strong.
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Strong demand for gaming and data center chips helped drive Nvidia's results.
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Parexel has historically used Microsoft technology for its own data center infrastructure.
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It is a tiny, tiny part of all data center electricity use.
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They selected the DCOS as their global platform for data center orchestration.
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Now everyone's basically in the same data center — AWS enables this speed.
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The mobile device lab currently occupies 2403 racks in the data center.
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They can hear from industry speakers representing cloud and data center storage.
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Here's a look inside Facebook's data center in Forest City, North Carolina.
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Facebook's Prineville data center also uses a lot of wires and cables.
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Apple has scrapped plans for a $1 billion data center in Ireland.
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Sources: Defense Manpower Data Center, NATO, The New York Times, Politico, ITV
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Customers basically rent a gaming PC in a data center near them.
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Sales in the data center business, which makes servers, rose 1 percent.
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We're experiencing intermittent network issues due to a data center power outage.
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EXCLUSIVE-AMAZON.COM INC DEVELOPS FASTER DATA CENTER CHIP FOR CLOUD UNIT - SOURCES
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Apple confirmed that the Irish data center is currently under judicial review.
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Internet data center licenses in China can't be granted to foreign companies.
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As a result of the shift it says it will be setting up "hundreds" of servers in Switzerland and establishing a new data center there, as well as drawing on facilities of a number of local data center providers.
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China's official Xinhua news agency said late on Tuesday that Apple would build its second data center in China in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region after it set up a data center in the southern province of Guizhou last year.
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The world's largest chipmaker reported slower revenue growth at its data center business.
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A successful deal would reflect the rapid growth of the data center industry.
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But this dying technology may have an afterlife inside the computer data center.
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Microsoft's first data center regions in the Middle East are now generally available
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Recently the state's plentiful renewable resources landed it a new Facebook data center.
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Like Nutanix, Cohesity is bringing the concept of hyperconvergence to the data center.
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The analyst said gaming and data center revenues should surprise to the upside.
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Think about a self-driving car, it's effectively a data center on wheels.
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It's a straightforward, one-way transaction between a data center and your device.
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We're working to resolve a data center outage & our website is currently down.
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Shadow thinks your next computer is going to be in a data center.
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Shadow lets you access a Windows 10 instance running in a data center.
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Alibaba will use Vodafone's data center in order to sell its cloud services.
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Paris has invested nearly $18 million (€16 million) in this new data center.
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Qualcomm and others are also challenging Intel's supremacy in the data center business.
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This project aims to bring 48 volt power distribution to data center racks.
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Meanwhile, revenues from Nvidia's data center business more than doubled to $606 million.
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But do they really understand the intricacies of "hybrid-cloud" data center setups?
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Verizon said power went out at a data center at 11:37 a.m.
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The deal is the latest sign of consolidation in the data center sector.
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A rainwater retention pond outside Google's data center in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
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Intel's chips for data center servers are being pulled along for the ride.
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But revenue in its data center business dropped 14% from the previous year.
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Its nascent data center division also booked a loss but revenue grew 37%.
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In 2016, it opened its first data center in Europe, based in Germany.
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Wells Fargo is also concerned over rising competition in Nvidia's data center business.
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Notebook Every month, the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo.
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And it's come down and I like the data center group very much.
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The new program is starting in Taiwan, where Google has a data center.
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Researchers at IBM are also investigating data center sound-related inert gas issues.
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We're more the higher-end high computers, you know, large data center PCs.
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The data center REIT has achieved this all while remaining under the radar.
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He also explained the "extraordinary effort" it puts in to data center security.
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Google Cloud today announced its plans to open four new data center regions.
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"Data center operations, to me, is 362 days of boredom," Mr. Werner said.
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In 2016, NASA dedicated a new data center on Langley's campus to Johnson.
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RBC notes "solid" channel checks involving the company's gaming and data center businesses.
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Cisco's Hyperflex converged data center infrastructure products contributed to the Infrastructure Platforms growth.
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The farther the data center, the longer it takes to access that data.
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Broadcom's results were helped by growth in demand for data center-related products.
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Cisco plans to add Exablaze to its Nexus portfolio of data center switches.
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DUBLIN — It isn't often that a data center elicits an emotional response but that's what happened Thursday when Ireland's High Court ruled in favor of Apple, which wants to build a $1 billion data center in the west of Ireland.
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For Microsoft, it's Azure Stack, which offers a set of public cloud services inside a data center, giving a customer public cloud-like resources at the data center level without having to move it back and forth from the public cloud.
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Last month, Ohio gave Facebook $37 million in incentives to build a data center employing 100 people, and Iowa awarded Apple $208 million in breaks for a data center employing 50; respectively, that would be $370,000 and $0003 million per job.
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They also call for requiring data center operators to publish their energy usage, noting that data is harder to come by in countries like China, where data center usage is growing quickly, and where fewer companies reveal their energy use.
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Google was the first company to rethink data center design for the modern age.
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Both vie for control over the internet's backbone though their vast data center businesses.
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So yes, sound really can disrupt a hard drive (or an entire data center).
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And now Google is essentially bringing this service to the enterprise data center, too.
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Azure Stack is one of Microsoft's most ambitious projects in the data center space.
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Google began construction on the data center in 2007 and opened it in 2011.
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NOW, WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THE DATA CENTER, THE INTERNET OF THINGS, MEMORY AND FPGAs.
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Don't get me wrong: the data center and Scarif sequence were fantastic… but yeah.
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He added that data center REITs overall are up an average of 40 percent.
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That info then gets transmitted to a data center in Virginia operated by Aireon.
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Illumio, a data center and cloud security company, specializes in something called micro-segmentation.
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Intel chips back 98 percent of data center operations, according to industry consultancy IDC.
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It also makes it easier to expand the size of a data center quickly.
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The data center forms part of Apple's planned $1 billion investment in the province.
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The Sydney data center will come online "within a few weeks," Yu told CNBC.
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Chip-maker Intel slashed its forecast this quarter citing declining Chinese data center sales.
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Increased capital costs can imply greater spending on data center infrastructure for cloud services.
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Google recently revealed that it plans to develop a third data center in Singapore.
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Microsoft has been working on a subsea data center for a few years now.
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"There's this widespread growth of the cloud and the data center occurring," Krzanich said.
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However, sales for its crucial data center unit did not meet Wall Street expectations.
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Intel raised its full-year outlook on improved performance by its data center business.
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Like its competitors, Google continues to expand its data center availability across the globe.
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Roy developed more than 350 issued and pending patent claims covering data center designs.
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The chip maker did report better-than-expected results for its data center business.
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For example, Comcast Ventures invested in EdgeConneX, an edge data center company, in 2010.
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Also making the roster of backers is Oracle, NetApp and data center giant Equinix.
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Revenue for Intel's data center business rose 4% year-over-year to $6.4 billion.
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Revenue from Nvidia's data center business, which powers cloud-based services such as Amazon.
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The two firms will also work together on technologies focused on the data center.
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VMware has about half a million customers using its data-center software, it says.
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Managing a ton of data in a big data center is not that hard.
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Microsoft is obviously no stranger to building applications and services for the data center.
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The firm said Nvidia's data center business is far stronger than it had anticipated.
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Facebook began construction on its second data center in Lulea, Sweden, in March 2014.
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Revenues in its data center group rose 8 percent in 2016 to $17.2 billion.
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This time around, the Data Center Group was up 15.33 percent at $4.4 billion.
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Prineville is home to Facebook's first custom-built data center, which opened in 2011.
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The wind energy will be used to power Facebook's data center in Papillon, Nebraska.
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Microsoft&aposs form is known as Microsoft Azure&aposs FPGA, reports Data Center Knowledge.
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In Chile, it's buying an additional 125 MW to power its data center there.
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The company estimates that about 1,900 people work directly on its data center campuses.
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Samsung makes semiconductors for a variety of devices from data center servers to smartphones.
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At its investor meeting on Thursday, Intel's VP of its data center group, Diane Bryant, said its data center profit margins would drop over time to the low-to-mid 0003 percent range,down from their historical norms between 45 and 50 percent.
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The hardware required to run a Halo or Gears of War is off in a data center somewhere, and the images you see on your screen are beamed there while your controller inputs are sent back to the data center and processed there.
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This product can support any region where there is a cloud data center, said Levie.
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More importantly to Microsoft and Facebook: both companies have large data center operations in Virginia.
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Facebook is opening another massive data center to power its hugely popular social networking platform.
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The data center will also be partly powered by recycling waste products from nearby farms.
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Mellanox specializes in chips and other hardware for data center servers that power cloud computing.
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There they realized that today's cloud and hybrid cloud data center environments are particularly vulnerable.
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That's AWS lingo for a distinct geographic area that holds at least one data center.
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The company plans to focus on growth areas like its data center businesses, Krzanich said.
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NETWORKING IS NOW THE FASTEST GROWING SEGMENT AS A PERCENTAGE OF OUR DATA CENTER BUSINESS.
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AND IT'S LINED VERY NICELY WITH THE STRATEGY THAT WE HAVE IN THE DATA CENTER.
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For $35 per month, you get a gaming PC in a data center near you.
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Facebook already has a data center in Lulea, Sweden and another in Clonee in Ireland.
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These new servers are available in the data center in Paris and soon in Amsterdam.
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And as volume increases, so does the amount of data transferred in the data center.
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In Germany, Alibaba has partnered with Vodafone to open its first data center in Europe.
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It's a tier 3 data center, which means they expect at least 99.982% of uptime.
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Windstream Holdings also sold its data center business for $575 million to TierPoint last year.
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Earlier this week, Apple said it planned to open a new data center in Denmark.
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Data center expansion is critical for Google as is builds out its cloud computing capacity.
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Cramer highlighted Equinix and CoreSite Realty as two ways to play the data center theme.
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Van Hees said the strong performance of the data center business was a big surprise.
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The move could bolster Nvidia against its chief rival in the data center business, Intel.
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Intel said fresh demand for applications such as artificial intelligence fueled the data center business.
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In Ireland, Facebook will also only use renewable energy to power the new data center.
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Data: Center for Disease Control Go deeper: America's opioid death rate has soared since 1999
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Alibaba previously revealed plans for the India data center — and another in Indonesia — in June.
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He also mentioned the company's big opportunities in the autonomous driving and data center markets.
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In that sense, Facebook's biggest data center is as mysterious as it is physically impenetrable.
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Intel also raised its full year outlook on improved performance by its data center business.
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Juniper also raised its current quarter forecast as demand from its data center customers increases.
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They will also be available in all of DigitalOcean's data center regions around the world.
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Needham is basing its move in part on earnings potential in Nvidia's Data Center products.
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Its second-largest segment, the Data Center Group, continued to show strong growth as well.
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Shares of Arista Networks, which makes next-generation data center switches, showed slight gains Thursday.
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Google first announced its entrance into the data center AI chip-making world in 2016.
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Google hasn't started selling data center chips for training AI models to other companies, though.
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In 2016, data center firm Switch commenced construction of two solar power plants in Nevada.
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At this point, Google was running in a shared data center in Santa Clara, California.
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The company's data center business, however, did see results that were shy of Street expectations.
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Apple has scrapped plans for an 850 million euro ($1 billion) data center in Ireland.
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According to the Arkansas ADE Data Center, Malvern High School's student body is 30% black.
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According to the Arkansas ADE Data Center, Malvern High School's student body is 30% black.
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How many people said, 'We'll never take data outside our data center, that's not safe'?
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Some experts think there will be a cloud data center-focused strain of ransomware soon.
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The firm is keen to push its services overseas, hence this major data center expansion.
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Nvidia today announced its new GPU for machine learning and inferencing in the data center.
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Often, these sort of things are related to data center issues or unstable software updates.
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Upstart cloud and hosting provider Digital Ocean also recently launched a data center in Bangalore.
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ING Bank's main data center is compromised "for the most part", a source told us.
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And heat is still one of the biggest challenges when you're building a data center.
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Inside Lulea's first data center building, you can see Facebook's "vanity free" approach to design.
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Selling off its chip manufacturing and smaller data-center computer businesses contributed to the decline.
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Perhaps, but demand for gaming and data center chips also is coming off the boil.
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He also touted Apple's decision to build a $2 billion data center in the state.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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Another fiasco was Apple&aposs planned data center in Ireland, in the town of Athenry.
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Huawei won a contract last spring to build a large telecom data center in Kenya.
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A new analysis estimates that data-center workloads have increased more than sixfold since 2010.
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Mr. Cruz said the failure was caused by a "power surge" at a data center.
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PayPal has a data center just south of Salt Lake City in West Jordan, Utah.
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Revenue for Intel&aposs data center business rose 219.23% year over year to $2510 billion.
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Cisco has started supplying switch chips to major data-center operators, including Microsoft and Facebook.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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In Euro-BRAC, the data center recommendation was one of the best returns on investment.
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The new tool is similar, except it can work on companies' existing data center infrastructure.
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Like Google, Microsoft uses machine learning to improve the efficiency of its data center infrastructure.
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"Our Hamina data center is a significant driver of economic growth and opportunity," Pichai said.
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Facebook announced it was building a data center in Singapore at the beginning of September.
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In March, U.S. miner Bitfury opened a new $35 million mining data center in Norway.
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Mr. Hurley says there is still value in data center real estate, despite rising prices.
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New York Power Authority trustees approved a conditional 15,000 kilowatt allocation to the data center.
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I was in the technology space and kind of data center design, stuff like that.
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The company is also making its machines available through Markley, a data center operator you may have never heard of, but that has been around since 1991 and currently manages more than 3 million square-feet of data center space across the U.S. and Europe.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Leading Market Positions: Fitch expects Intel's very strong market positions in the data center and personal computers (PC) to provide significant revenue scale, with data center market growing in the mid-single digits offsetting mid-single-digit unit shipment declines in PCs.
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NVIDIA addresses the unique mechanical, physical, management, functional, reliability, and availability needs of servers with our Tesla products, which include a three-year warranty covering data center workloads, NVIDIA enterprise support, guaranteed continuity of supply and extended SKU life expectancy for data center components.
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The following changes are effective today:Enterprise and Data Center NetworkingIn order to drive a cohesive, enterprise-wide networking strategy from user to the application, we&aposre combining the Enterprise Networking and Data Center networking teams into one group led by SVP/GM, Scott Harrell.
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Last year, it chose Singapore as a site for a new data center and international headquarters.
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He was worried about the strain the proposed data center would put on Ireland's electrical grid.
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Daly says his reasons for opposing the data center development have nothing to do with Athenry.
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The second is the secular move to the cloud as companies exit the data center business.
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And here's a crab chilling with the Project Natick data center from Phase 1 in 2015.
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There's no need for the data to make a roundtrip to the data center, after all.
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Western Digital branched out into flash, and still holds a dominant position in the data center.
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On Thursday, the company said "preparations are underway" for its newest data center in Waukee, Iowa.
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As PC sales have stagnated, it has expanded into data center processors, memory and networking chips.
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Qualcomm's struggling data center business was hit another massive blow as the company laid off hundreds.
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Dark clouds have gathered and broken over Apple's plans to build a data center in Ireland.
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Also, one time the EFF and Greenpeace flew a blimp over the NSA's largest data center.
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Parenting with: my husband of 53 years, Mike, who's an electrical engineer designing data center facilities.
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In February, Apple will transfer Chinese iCloud data to the GCBD-managed data center in Guizhou.
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Apple has been granted permission to build an €850 million ($948 million) data center in Ireland.
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The Xeon Scalable and Intel Xeon D processors for data center systems will also be protected.
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However, the shares are under pressure because of apparent disappointment over data center business growth rates.
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Revenue from the company's higher-margin data center business jumped about 123 percent to $5.58 billion.
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You need at least 15Mbps of bandwidth and you need to be near the data center.
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If a drone crashses into this, you can break down a whole data center in seconds.
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Lenovo's data center business, which includes servers and enterprise services, booked a loss of $343 million.
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That led to the idea of a plant data center which would combine food and data.
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Meanwhile, the data center business —that includes servers, storage, software and services — is still undergoing transformation.
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Since 2000, there have been 13 major snowstorms, as classified by the National Climate Data Center.
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This will be Nvidia's biggest acquisition ever and is expected to bolster its data center business.
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Inside are 12 racks containing 864 standard Microsoft data center servers and 27.6 petabytes of storage.
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Google also has a data center in the Netherlands that is directly powered by wind energy.
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Nevada is also home to our largest solar investment, powering our data center with clean energy.
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Nvidia was particularly bullish on its data-center GPU business and its prospects in artificial intelligence.
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The company is bullish on its data-center GPU business and its prospects in artificial intelligence.
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Facebook's building will be a data center—and it will require almost no people to operate.
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Switch — The data center company rose 6.87 percent after reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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Facebook's data center in Prineville, Oregon competes for freshwater with farmers and a growing local population.
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Despite its history on the continent, Amazon has yet to build a data center in Africa.
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In fact, data center marketing campaigns regularly boast about how tough they are to get into.
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Microsoft today announced that its first data center regions in the Middle East are now online.
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Apple has already started construction of a new data center in the Danish city of Vilburg.
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Data center servers would have more power, direct network connectivity and more data storage on board.
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Its technology is used in Facebook's home-grown data center optical switches, a direct Cisco challenger.
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It sits between a device in front of you and a server in a data center.
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Earlier this week Tencent announced that it would open its first data center in Silicon Valley.
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Wangsu Science & Technology Co., which provides content delivery and internet data center services, gained 6.8 percent.
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But the emails themselves reside separately on servers inside a Microsoft data center in Dublin, Ireland.
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In data center, everyone needs more power in the cloud, so they're really great market segments.
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The data-center operator was valued at around $4.2 billion in a 31.3 million share IPO.
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ViaWest is a Colorado-based data center company which offers hybrid IT and cloud-based solutions.
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Cramer said massive demand from the data center space has driven the stock's 153 percent gain.
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LG while Permira backed a management buy-out of South African data center firm Teraco Data.
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With the PC market shrinking, Intel has focused more on the more lucrative data-center market.
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Yang declined to give a specific target turnaround date for Lenovo's mobile and data center businesses.
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Maybe the next Xbox is going to be about streaming a game from a data center.
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Similarly, it became much easier to create a new data center thanks to standardized server racks.
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What works in a data center, after all, should also work in a large office building.
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Alphabet's cost of revenues were largely driven by data-center related costs and depreciation, Porat said.
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Amazon Web Services last year introduced Outposts, data center hardware that links servers with its cloud.
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Apple – Apple is setting up its first China data center in the southern province of Guizhou.
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Separately, Apple is setting up its first China data center in the southern province of Guizhou.
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The company, which has more than 38,000 employees, is "essentially evacuating the data center," Larguet said.
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While there haven't been any reported cases at the contractor's data center site, that could change.
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Cisco is more diversified, leaning on sales of data center equipment for most of its revenue.
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"It's why the Stadia controller connects directly to the data center via WiFi," the company added.
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After all, the company says, the car will soon become a valuable data center on wheels.
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Earlier this month the Data Center Group unveiled its next generation Xeon Scalable chips, codenamed Purley.
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The company's quarterly revenue from data center sales tripled to $409 million over the past year.
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The analyst said gaming and data center products could be the next catalyst for the stock.
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SAMSUNG ELEC DOES NOT RULE OUT THAT DEMAND GROWTH FROM DATA CENTER CUSTOMERS MAY SLOW DOWN
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And it takes time for information to travel the long distance from computer to data center.
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The second-largest segment, data center, exceeded the $83 million estimate, at $760 million in revenue.
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The Prineville data center also has a ton of concrete: 14,254 cubic yards, to be exact.
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The ratings and Outlook are supported by Equinix's leading market position and world-class reputation in data center colocation, geographically diverse and network-dense footprint, central position in the emerging hybrid cloud ecosystem, secular demand drivers for data center outsourcing, recurring revenue and stable customer base.
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Nvidia's data center segment came in at $792 million in revenue, lower than the $821 million estimate.
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Maintaining Buy, and adjusting estimates; PT to $245 (from $6003) as Data Center, Automotive should drive growth.
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The Sabey Data Center in New York City is a 303-million-square-foot high-rise facility.
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The Sabey Data Center in New York City is a 1-million-square-foot high-rise facility.
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The company developed a solution for stopping threats from moving around a data center once they're inside.
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"Secular growth trends remain intact in DCG [data center group] ... with revenue growth reacceleration likely in 2017."
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Revenue also beat forecasts as the PC market stabilized and demand increased for Intel's data center services.
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Over the last two years, it already contributed a number of server, networking and data center designs.
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It's got good growth in restaurants and some of the gaming as well as data center spaces.
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The company also announced the ability to upgrade Jira Software Data Center without taking the system down.
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If he really insists, he can put his name on the data center in big gold letters.
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That's because it's the location of Google's largest US data center, one of 13 around the world.
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The data center and chip-maker announced collaborations with ESPN, New Balance and Oakley at the event.
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BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE DATA CENTER, CHINA WAS RIGHT ON TARGET AND DID VERY WELL.
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However, revenue from its data center business fell to $634 billion, missing analysts' estimate of $663.7 million.
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As part of another project, the artist has been traveling to the NSA data center in Utah.
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Google sees itself as building the self-driving data center for the world's next generation of businesses.
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More than 80 percent of India's data center supply was concentrated in five cities, the panel said.
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It already owns a 79.22 stake in Keppel T&T, which provides logistics and data center services.
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As Synergy analyst John Dinsdale, pointed out, the private data center is not the only buyer here.
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The data center will be powered by an undersea cable and renewable energy from the Orkney Islands.
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Google-parent Alphabet, IBM and seven others have joined hands to take on Intel's Data Center Group.
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So imagine like a wild monkey rampaging through a data center, knocking over boxes, pulling on cables.
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The report lists Apple, Google, Facebook and data center operator Switch as the IT sector's top achievers.
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The box plugs right into the data center network and supports standard protocol like SMB and CIFS.
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Cloud / data center providers like AWS and Microsoft will build out their portfolio as the market grows.
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The world's largest chipmaker reported data center revenue of $214.91 billion in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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For a flat monthly fee, you can rent a gaming PC in a data center near you.
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The researchers finally let DeepMind loose on a live data center — and the results were immediately validating.
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The company said its sales in the data center group unit got hit by weakness in China.
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That acquisition and today's news clearly show how important the data center has become for Nvidia's future.
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Contemporary scientific research is facilitated by high-performance computing infrastructure such as this data center (SURFsara, Amsterdam).
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Hundreds of miles north in a Google data center in Oregon, a virtual computer sprang to life.
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Zuckerberg's post reveals one of the ways Facebook deals with the persistent problem of data-center cooling.
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Traditionally, this "training data" (your unique style of typing and vocabulary) is processed at a data center.
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Users can keep the small appliance in their data center for 10 days without incurring extra cost.
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Revenue from its data center business, which includes its Tesla processors, rose 62.5 percent to $143 million.
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Telecommunications firms such as Verizon Communications Inc and CenturyLink Inc divested their data center portfolios last year.
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A Verizon data center outage disrupted JetBlue services Thursday, altering travel plans for the airline's customers nationwide.
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Add in to that renewable energy supplied from Orkney and you have a very green data center.
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Oli-B's mural incorporates people, animals and objects from inside the data center and the surrounding town.
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This marks the first acquisition by Boca Raton, Florida-based Digital Bridge of a data center company.
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Tepper notes that while its data center business is a positive, fiercer competition is a major headwind.
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Reuters reported earlier this year that Verizon had launched an auction to sell the data center assets.
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Facebook today officially announced that it plans to open its second European data center in Clonee, Ireland.
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The town, which sits right outside of Dublin will play host to Facebook's sixth data center overall.
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It ties the mark set in 2007, the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) said Thursday.
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It's building an all-IP infrastructure, including its own 12,000-mile backbone and fancy Denver data center.
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"It will help us cover the gap between the data center and cloud more effectively," Singh said.
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The company is right now operating only one such data center in Europe, located in Luleå, Sweden.
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The photos and videos were housed at a data center to which Benassaya paid a monthly fee.
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Ashkan's WaPo Snowden stories forced Yahoo to turn on HTTPS & revealed spying on Google data center links.
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Deep in a lower level of Facebook's Prineville data center, Buck shows this off in real time.
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Being in San Francisco, I connected to a data center roughly 50 miles away in San Jose.
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Some analysts saw potential trouble for other data-center products such as networking, servers, storage, and virtualization.
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The majority of Cisco's revenue comes from sales of data center networking products, including switches and routers.
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But the data center and cloud buildout recently stalled, leading to a sudden slowdown in chip demand.
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Take GPU power in a car, than perhaps even in a data center a few years ago.
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According to the WSJ report, federal regulators were "greeted warily" at the Richmond, Virginia-based data center.
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She said that in recent years Google had not cut major deals with data center hardware providers.
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"The data center isn't country specific to where users are located...it's a dynamic process," said Furlong.
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LG Electronics opened its new solar panel facility in February, and Facebook is building a data center.
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The company believes the Data Center business will post a sequential improvement in the fiscal fourth quarter.
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In multi-cloud, businesses manage their networks on different platforms while also maintaining a private data center.
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"There is no edge to the data center anymore, and customers have multiple cloud products," Gelsinger said.
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Through this data center, Alderney transmits more internet gambling traffic than any other location on the globe.
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The bottom line: In both cases, it was their data center businesses, not PCs, fueling the growth.
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Diane Bryant, who ran Intel's data center group until 2015, is currently COO of Google's cloud unit.
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You can let DreamQuark manage the service for you or install it in your own data center.
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Prosecutors sought the emails of a suspect that were stored in a Microsoft data center in Dublin.
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The announcement also comes only a few days after Google opened its Salt Lake City data center.
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These data center sites are highly protected by fencing, security guards, intrusion detection technology, and other measures.
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Intel, whose chips helped drive the personal computer revolution, was once the underdog in the data center.
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Anti-bots are learning to detect and block data center proxies, which generally work at faster speeds.
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By 2018, 89 percent of data center computing took place in larger, utility-style cloud data centers.
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But it also hosts a data center, offices, sports facilities like tennis courts, and an urban farm.
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But the second largest segment, the Data Center Group, grew 3.2018 percent, with $23.27 billion in revenue.
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Alibaba currently only has one data center in Europe — in Frankfurt, Germany — which serves the whole region.
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Some previous analyses have suggested data-center energy use has doubled, or more, over the past decade.
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Rather than processing selected Assistant functions from Google's data center, they're being processed within the device itself.
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Nvidia is also facing easy comps this year in its graphics and data center segments, Needham added.
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Graphcore claims it can improve performance in the cloud and data center by 153 to 100 times.
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In 2007, it patented an idea for a floating data center that would be powered by waves.
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The word "expanded" shows the $10 billion will be on top of Apple's existing data center spending.
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Tata Communications will continue to hold a 26 percent stake in the data center operations, it said.
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Apple said a planned data center in Athenry, Ireland, announced in 2015 had yet to begin construction.
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The campus, opened in 2013, is the first Facebook data center set up outside the United States.
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Last year, Microsoft started a pilot project with a data center in Virginia using on-site batteries.
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Op-Ed Contributor Apple announced last week that it will open a data center in Guizhou, China.
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Apple last week announced plans for a data center in China to comply with the new rules.
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The key difference here is that the local source of heat is itself electrical — a data center.
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Microsoft's, Google's and Amazon's rapidly growing cloud businesses have contributed to the jump in data center investment.
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While "the cloud" is all about moving compute and data storage into the data center, there are plenty of situations where you want to avoid the round trip between the device and the data center, or where you can't depend on having that network connection to begin with.
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They all speak to one of Google's 225,210 data center nodes (which span the globe) and recognize your specific account, allowing you to move from one device to the other without a bunch of messy handoffs between systems, because the actual game is running at the data center.
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"Customers are looking to come to one place that does computer vision, sensor vision, 5G connectivity, data center for collecting data... Only that combination can go from the front of the car, through to the back of the car, and back up to the data center," Shashua said.
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Experts told the Independent that the world can&apost sustain the exponential rate of global data center growth.
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Alphabet's Google is to invest 600 million euros ($685.98 million) to build its first data center in Denmark.
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With virtual reality, so much of the processing must happen on the client, not in the data center.
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Click here to view original GIFBack in June, Microsoft built an underwater data center off the Scottish coast.
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"This new data center will play a very important role in the App Store's continued success," Cook said.
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At first glance, Big Sur doesn't look much different than what's inside other racks in the data center.
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Back in 2012, before he joined, the company's data center in New York lost power during Superstorm Sandy.
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Just like I wrote this weekend, tech companies have been outsourcing compute-intensive tasks to the data center.
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But in conversation, he takes care to frame his data center, and those like it, as an opportunity.
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The company has turned to the server chips it supplies data center operators for growth in recent years.
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IOT UP 22% YEAR OVER YEAR, DATA CENTER UP ALMOST 10% YEAR OVER YEAR, THAT'S A GREAT RESULT.
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In collaboration with its DeepMind subsidiary, Google now uses machine learning algorithms to optimize its data center performance.
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LendingClub — The online lender suffered a website outage late Wednesday, citing a data center problem as the cause.
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Initially, the Galway County Council asked for more details from Apple about how the data center would work.
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"These are the same pizza box-sized servers that you would see in any data center," Fernandez says.
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To be able to map that in a data center today, you can't do that with humans anymore.
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That meant remaining with one foot in the public cloud and the other in a private data center.
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The servers also power eBay's data center in South Jordan, Utah and Morgan Stanley's New York City headquarters.
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Verizon is close to divesting its data center portfolio that includes Terremark to Equinix Inc, Reuters has reported.
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"But no one else in the data center industry is applying this circular approach at scale," she says.
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With 86% workloads anticipated to move to the cloud by 2020, data center security is rapidly gaining traction.
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Buying the company would give Xilinx a broader array of products to sell into the data center market.
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The transaction marks the latest acquisition by Boca Raton, Florida-based Digital Bridge of a data center company.
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Putting a data center under the sea means it can&apost be physically accessed once up and running.
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And Apple inked a deal this year with NV Energy to power its growing data center in Nevada.
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Google parent Alphabet already spends $10 billion a year on capital expenses, largely tied to data center costs.
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The firm has said it plans to invest $500 million of equity into the U.S. data center space.
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In addition to data center customers, Nvidia also sells GPUs for professional workstations, gaming rigs and even vehicles.
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"We hope this is the beginning of a new era of 'data center' disks," the paper's authors write.
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The latest quarter included a C$330 million gain on the sale of its data center subsidiary ViaWest.
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Unfortunately, you won't be able to buy it; it's a data center cabinet aimed for Apple's internal use.
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This as Microsoft shows growth across segments, and Intel in its data center business ** Materials down 2.1 pct.
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Today, it has taken residency in the hybrid world between the on-premises data center and the cloud.
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This results in a high proportion of recurring revenues for data center operators and a lengthy sales cycle.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $10 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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When data center on so-called "senior voters" or "elder voters," holes begin showing in Sanders's current surge.
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Revenue from Intel's higher-margin data center business rose 214.80 percent to $214.81 billion in the first quarter.
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Revenue from the company's wired infrastructure business, which sells data center switching chips to customers such as Amazon.
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Based in Yokneam, Israel, Mellanox makes chips and other hardware for data center servers that power cloud computing.
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The tech giant will invest $750 million to construct a 970,000 square foot data center in Henrico County.
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Qualcomm (QCOM) President Cristiano Amon told Reuters that the chip maker will not abandon its data center business.
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A data center is made up of four core elements: compute, storage, networking and a layer of management.
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Intel Corp last month said it had posted its biggest-ever quarterly jump in its data center business.
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Plus, hiring cloud architects is friendlier to their bottom line than having to maintain expensive data center infrastructures.
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Apple also has a data center in Maiden, North Carolina, and has invested in clean energy projects there.
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"When you plug into these services, you're plugging into a data center where the cloud resides," he said.
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The third data center will likely be in Recife, in the northeastern state of Pernambuco, the statement said.
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The company Data Center business delivered $573 million in revenue, less than the $754.2 million FactSet consensus estimate.
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Today in conjunction with VMware, it announced a pair of options to bring AWS into the data center.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $6900 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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The analyst cited the company's data center cloud computing deals with Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent announced on Monday.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $85033 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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The Data Center Group had revenue of $4.3 billion, up 4% sequentially and up 5% year-over-year.
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Prior to joining Cerebras, Mallick served as the VP of architecture and CTO of Intel's data center group.
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It's worth noting that Microsoft Azure already offered three data center locations in India (Central, South and West).
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Earlier this week, Facebook gave a small group of reporters a tour of its Prineville, OR data center.
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The company went onto to transform IT by becoming the standard for virtual machines in the data center.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon told Reuters that the chip maker will not abandon its data center business.
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This may sound strange, but it connects the controller's inputs directly to the data center running the game.
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Finally, Samsung expects investment boosts from data center firms and wireless operators to increase chip revenues in 2020.
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Intel on Wednesday also quantified how much of a performance hit the patches cause for data center customers.
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Bryson also likes AMD, an Nvidia rival which is also strong in the gaming and data center markets.
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Employees who had to go in — to monitor a data center, or perform certain cybersecurity tasks — still did.
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Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat said much of the spending was on production equipment, facilities and data center construction.
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Earlier this year Apple said it would build a new data center in China to meet that requirement.
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Ampere isn't the only ARM data-center vendor hoping to turn this into the next big chip market.
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Digital Realty Trust is in discussions to acquire Brazilian data center operator Ascenty, according to Bloomberg, citing sources.
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The data center market was a big focus on the Wall Street earnings call with Nvidia management Thursday.
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Now, just about every new server loaded into a Microsoft data center includes one of these programmable chips.
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RBC Capital Markets raised its price target on the semiconductor maker, citing improved gaming and data center demand.
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RBC Capital Markets raised its price target on the semiconductor maker, citing improved gaming and data center demand.
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SAMSUNG ELEC IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN WHETHER DEMAND GROWTH FROM DATA CENTER CUSTOMERS WOULD CONTINUE IN H2
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Within this map's range live more than 9 million people, according to estimates by a NASA data center.
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Turing follows the release last year of Volta, whose data center products face competition from Google's cloud business.
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In the fiscal third quarter Oracle announced a data center infrastructure expansion and acquisitions of Aconex and Zenedge.
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RBC Capital Markets reiterated its outperform rating on the company's shares, citing optimism over its data center business.
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Apple said the new data center will support services like Siri, iMessage and Apple Music in North America.
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"This relative improvement, along with the strength in the data center business, allowed Intel to thrive," he said.
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An Exxon team also visited a data center set up by the ministry in Jerusalem, the source said.
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AMD and ARM, which make central processing chips like Intel, are edging into the data-center market, too.
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Here you can see technicians delivering server racks to Lulea's building one, the company's first data center building.
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Data from other customers will continue to be sent to a Moscow data center for review and analysis.
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If you're expecting to regularly move some workloads between your own data center and Azure (or maybe add some capacity in the cloud as needed), having a single platform and only one set of APIs across your own data center and the cloud to work with greatly simplifies the process.
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Read: Facebook's plan to eat the $127 billion data center market swallowed $2.5 billion last year, and will soon gobble more than $10 billion a yearAcacia is even more involved in TIP, a project that is trying to do for large telecom companies what OCP did for the data center.
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The stock was under pressure in the premarket on a drop in the chipmaker's highly profitable data center business.
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Investors are focusing on a drop in the chipmaker's data center business, a highly profitable part of Intel's operation.
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Net-net, while crypto impact is disappointing, underlying growth in gaming, data center, and auto markets remains on track.
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But the company's shares dropped 8.5 on July 27, after the data center business missed Wall Street growth targets.
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It attributed its healthy report to "stronger than expected customer demand" in both its PC and data-center businesses.
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Intel posted revenue that fell just short of estimates, with particular weakness in its data center business, per Reuters.
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The second-largest Intel segment, the Data Center Group, generated $6.14 billion in revenue, above the $5.89 billion estimate.
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The company's data center business sells products to enterprises and cloud computing providers to use in their data centers.
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Acacia designs and manufactures high-speed, optical components and counts telecom service providers and data center operators as customers.
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But a new generation is driving down the road to Honda's data center and getting all that and more.
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In 2010, the data center division brought in just $4.4 billion, compared to the personal computer business's $13 billion.
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Cavium (CAVM) is buying QLogic (QLGC) for $1.36 billion, looking to expand in the data center and storage market.
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He was once knocked out by a 200-pound metal beam in a data center that Google was leasing.
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The company's Data Center business segment had revenue of $634 million, less than the $663.7 million FactSet consensus estimate.
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Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia are the two companies responsible for high-end data center computing, the analyst said.
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The positive forecast allayed investor concerns about sluggish data center demand, which was flagged by bigger rival Intel Corp.
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In the U.S., the company has a data center near San Francisco and another one on the East Coast.
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It's probably the only action sequence I've ever seen set in a corporate data center, so there's that, too.
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Even its Chinese partner — the state-owned Guizhou, which helped to get the data center established — doesn't have access.
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HPE supplies servers, networking gear and other equipment to businesses and government agencies that host their own data center.
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The deal will help Nvidia boost its data center business and reduce its reliance on the video game industry.
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The solution can be installed on-prem in a data center or private cloud, or in the public cloud.
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It supplies the components for the connected car, the internet of things, the data center, cloud and artificial intelligence.
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The client uploads their data to the Snowball and then it gets physically shipped to an Amazon data center.
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Google and Chilean officials announced earlier on Wednesday the $140 million expansion of the company's data center in Chile.
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Intel has been increasingly catering to a booming data center market as revenue from PCs has flattened since 219.16.
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RunSafe is designed to prevent that from happening whether it's a data center, a power plant or water works.
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That we don't spend four hours on the tarmac when a power outage happens at a Verizon data center.
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Krause said that IBM's data center expansion will help it deal with any regulatory changes that requires localized data.
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The four buildings in total encompass 728,000 square feet of data center real estate with 68 megawatts of capacity.
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For the past four years, IBM has been operating the data center space used by the City of Paris.
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Go deeper: CEO Lisa Su on building the new AMD AMD's bid for the data center China's misunderstood edge
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AMD, like Nvidia, is banking on its newest graphics and data center chips to bolster growth for the year.
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The data center real estate investment trust posted revenue of $112.3 million in the period, also exceeding Street forecasts.
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The case began in 2013, when Microsoft challenged a warrant for emails stored in a data center in Ireland.
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VPN companies let you establish an encrypted tunnel between your device and a server in a data center somewhere.
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The short-seller firm cited risk from "emerging" data center competition next year from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices.
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"You can't rely on big [data center] buildings with air conditioning," Amon told reporters at the San Francisco event.
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Buying Santa Clara, California-based Applied Micro will help Macom expand into the market for data center connectivity chips.
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Over the course of the last two years, Google has worked hard to expand its global data center footprint.
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The deal, if approved, would mark Nvidia's biggest ever acquisition as it pushes into the growing data center market.
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Intel dropped more than 8 percent Friday after reporting weaker than expected data center segment sales and financial guidance.
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Microsoft also has a partnership with Chinese data center provider 21Vianet to sell its Azure and Office 365 products.
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Google currently has no data center presence in the Middle East and hasn't announced any plans to change this.
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Since January of 2017, the data center has operated entirely on solar power from Chile's Atacama region, Google said.
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Apple announced plans to build the data center in 2015, but the project has been delayed by planning objections.
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Among the positive factors: a boost in sales for server chips and other equipment related to data center operations.
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The company said it will use the capital to ramp up production and sales of its data center switches.
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Streaming games from a data center to the internet-connected screen of your choosing isn't some new-fangled idea.
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Revenue was very slightly below estimates, although the chipmaker reported better-than-expected results for its data center business.
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The offering for the data center company raised approximately $531 million and values the company at about $4.2 billion.
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Dallas-Fort Worth, the nation's fourth-most-populous metropolitan region, ranks among the nation's top five data center locations.
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Intel was able to increase its data center sales by an annualized 11 percent in the past five years.
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He previously spent 8 years leading Community Affairs for Google, where he worked with rural data center host communities.
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He provides the processed satellite data for the Greenland Today website at the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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One thing there isn't much of at this Microsoft complex, one single computer data center, is long-term work.
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"Power supply and operations at the data center are back in a reliable state," A1 said in the statement.
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Take GPU power in a car, [there's more] than perhaps even in a data center a few years ago.
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Loss at its data center business group narrowed to $123 million, while revenue jumped 63 percent to $3.2 billion.
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Instead, processing is handled "in the cloud" — by Google's hardware in a data center — and streamed to you instantly.
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Carlson declined to say whether both Chile and Argentina were still in the running for an Amazon data center.
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For $2140 per month, you can access a gaming PC in a data center and interact with this computer.
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ING Bank's main data center in Bucharest, Romania, was severely damaged over the weekend during a fire extinguishing test.
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AWS is "a main customer" of Xilinx's data center business, analysts at Nomura Instinet wrote in an October note.
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"We're experiencing intermittent network issues due to a data center power outage," the company said around noon on Twitter.
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Intel's sales growth in the data center market will slow this year, according to a small Wall Street firm.
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Earnings rose 32 percent year-over-year, boosted by growth in Intel's data-focused segment, the Data Center Group.
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Instead, processing is handled "in the cloud" — by Google's hardware in a data center — and streamed to you instantly.
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I asked Feldman why Cerebras chose water, given that water cooling has traditionally been complicated in the data center.
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This meant businesses didn't have to spend as much money on the gear used to run a data center.
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The cloud was an unmarked data center in the middle of Texas or Cork or Bavaria, but nobody cared.
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Data center processor chips are used in cloud computing, an area that is fast emerging as a big business.
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IT'S GOING FROM THE DATA CENTER ALL UP TO THE ACCESS AND THEN WE'LL DECIDE WHAT ACCESS WE'LL HAVE.
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But the study finds that over this time data-center energy use grew just 6 percent, to 205 tWh.
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It shows they are very serious about implementing these solutions and becoming an industry leader in data center robotics.
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For our part, we've committed that every new data center we build will be powered by 100% renewable energy.
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The chipmaker's revenue also exceeded Wall Street forecasts, helped by an improvement in personal computer and data center demand.
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Data center processor chips are used in cloud computing, an area that is fast emerging as a big business.
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Salesforce said it would increase its Canadian office space, data center capacity and 1,000-strong workforce, without giving details.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft has been busy refining on-premises data center software that mirrors that of its Azure public cloud.
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Apple's first data center in Denmark near the town of Viborg is due to begin operations later this year.
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Amazon Web Services has announced it plans to open a new data center "region" in Hong Kong in 2018.
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Hewlett Packard will operate Avon's IT infrastructure in four areas, offering data center services, network management among other services.
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The company is set to formally introduce the next generation of its Xeon data-center microprocessors, code-named Skylake.
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Besides Fredericia, Google bought another plot last year in Aabenraa, Denmark, next to a planned Apple Inc data center.
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Walsh said the incident occurred when an electrical engineer disconnected the uninterruptible power supply, therefore shutting down the data center.
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A worker connects IBM Intelligent Cluster modules, including servers and data storage devices, of a Data Center at the IBM.
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Apple said it looked at 22020 sites across Galway that the IDA presented as possible locations for a data center.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is said to be investigating the possibility of locating its first European data center here.
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When a fire starts in a data center, it wouldn't make sense to dump water on all of the machinery.
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Helping to connect the world and doing that by helping carriers by building on its own data center learnings is.
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Advanced Micro Devices was up about 5.8 percent at $13.37 after it launched a new family of data center processors.
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It recently opened a new data center in the U.K., a country where rival Amazon already has a strong presence.
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"It is building out its geographic footprint around the world, recently opening a data (center) in the UK," he said.
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The devices Facebook tests are housed in a special section of server racks inside the company's Prineville, Oregon data center.
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Data center companies look for places that have the right network infrastructure, cheap energy, cheap land and few natural disasters.
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Revenue from its infrastructure platforms category, which includes switching, routing and data center businesses, rose 2 percent to $6.7 billion.
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Data center spending during Q1 came in at $8003 million, nearly 5% lower than the $663.7 million FactSet consensus estimate.
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Until January, he was the head of product for Google's data center software, and before that was a product manager.
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Enterprise spending on data center infrastructure software will rise 10 percent to $3.6 billion in 2018, research firm Gartner estimates.
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The company's advantages against the incumbents continue to reinforce that Illumiowill define this new data center and cloud security market.
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With this update, Google is adding to the Cloud Spanner lineup Hong Kong (asia-east2), its newest data center location.
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Make no mistake — introducing any kind of external tech in your data center isn't taken lightly by any tech company.
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Those instances are also more expensive, at more than $3 per hour — prices vary slightly depending on the data center.
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When Facebook was designing its data center in Prineville, Oregon, even back in 2011 it was thinking about energy efficiency.
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Click here to view original GIFArctic snow melt timelapse April 1 - 24, 2016 (Image: National Snow and Ice Data Center)
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It would take too long to register an action if you lived thousands of miles away from the data center.
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Maybe more importantly, Portworx now also lets users automatically save data in two nearby data center zones as updates happen.
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With its single-frame design, this new mainframe easily fits into any standard cloud data center or private cloud environment.
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The data center operator, based in Redwood City, California, posted revenue of $1.26 billion in the period, matching Street forecasts.
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One is tempted to cry foul at a data center-spanning intelligence being allowed to train for 600 human lifespans.
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At the same time, it raised the mix of revenue from data center products by 11 percentage points, filings show.
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The data center operator, based in Dallas, posted revenue of $196.9 million in the period, falling short of Street forecasts.
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But Nvidia's data center business appeared to be spared from that slowdown, bringing in $679 million in the fourth quarter.
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Revenue from Intel's higher-margin data center business rose to $4.98 billion, above estimates of $4.89 billion according to FactSet.
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That's the approach that HP and Google have taken in contracting with wind producers to power their data center operations.
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Ruhil, who was not involved with the Joint Data Center, said he thinks it's a great idea in the making.
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AND I THINK THAT IN THIS CASE, WE SAW SPENDING ON SECURITY, WE SAW SPENDING ON NEXT GENERATION DATA CENTER.
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Microsoft&aposs latest idea to deal with it is by placing a data center on the sea floor near Orkney.
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The data center already uses about 4 million gallons of surface water per day, the Post and Courier newspaper reported.
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Lenovo's mobile and data center businesses have been struggling as the company looks to integrate the acquisitions to create synergies.
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Clifford De Wit, former chief innovation officer at Microsoft South Africa, said a local data center was a big advantage.
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The game isn't running in your home, it's running on a powerful computer in a Google data center near you.
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A few pics from our new data center in Switzerland that will work for our users located in EU. pic.twitter.
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You have a long way to go on GoDaddy's before you consider bringing your business into a dedicated data center.
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The company first announced data center construction plans Chile in 2012, eight months after it opened offices in the country.
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We're seeing a big trend among customers to move cloud stacks inside customer's data center for security, performance and governance.
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When Picturelife began running out of cash, the data center instructed Benassaya to remove all the files within 60 days.
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There is no hard truth here, though, because latency will really depend on your geographic proximity to the data center.
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The company is a leader in the field of adaptive segmentation, the new foundation for data center and cloud security.
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Most of those records (literally pieces of paper) have ended up in a single data center building in lower Manhattan.
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In addition, it will spend hundreds of millions building "multiple solar facilities" to power the data center with renewable energy.
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Saudi Arabia is also using a government stimulus package to lure Amazon to open a data center in the kingdom.
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Switch is a third-party data center, and plans to house giant servers there for companies like Disney and eBay.
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CyrusOne, a real estate investment trust that operates data centers, recently announced a partnership with Chinese data center company GDS.
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Pensando also offers software that secures the data and tracks it as it flows between cloud and private data center.
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It has also expressed an interest in placing a data center in Patagonia, ministry technical head Sebastian Beeche told Reuters.
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It looks like the spending pause in the data center market that had been dragging Intel down may be ending.
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Before that, he worked on emergency repairs to the Bank of New York's data center, which was damaged on Sept.
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Most recently, she led Intel's data center group, and was considered one of the top three execs at the company.
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Alibaba already has a data center in Dubai, and Oracle has planned a center to serve the United Arab Emirates.
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Apple is a major investor in North Carolina, operating a $22 billion iCloud data center and solar farm in Maiden.
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In 2016, Google successfully reduced its data center cooling energy use by 40 percent with the "deep mind" neural network.
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Based on the U.S. National Climatic Data Center, average temperatures in California have been steadily increasing since the early 22019s.
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Enterprise tech'Data is the epicenter of the AI revolution': How AI is disrupting the data center and enterprise IT markets.
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The Data Center Group, Intel's second largest segment, reported $5.2 billion in revenue, a 24 percent increase since last year.
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Google is seeking up to $2628 million in tax breaks to build a $28503 million data center in Becker, Minn.
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Cisco says it will keep CliQr operational as it is today and integrate it further into its data center business.
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He recorded a video in which he explains how shouting in a data center can result in hard drives malfunction.
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In the words of one data center program manager: Embedded systems developers, meanwhile, offered several reasons for disregarding energy usage.
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A data center is basically where all the searches, clicks, and everything else that happens online is stored on servers.
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The CS-21 is a "complete solution" product designed to be added to a data center to handle AI workflows.
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For example, a virus-related lockdown might stop employees from being able to go to work in a data center.
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"We can look at the loss of one data center within a region or the loss of an entire region."
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Its data center, stuffed with server racks and multimedia controls, fits into a space the size of a large refrigerator.
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In the earnings call, CFO Ruth Porat attributed the capex increase to production equipment, data center construction, and office space.
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The second largest area, data center, came up with $606 million in revenue, above the consensus estimate of $552.1 million.
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Between data center processing, mineral conflicts, colossal profits and widespread influence, the tech industry is by no means without impact.
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With Amazon on board, Dent could impact the data center networking market, specifically at the level of the underlying silicon.
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The new data center - part of a planned $1 billion investment in Guizhou province - has a potential political upside too.
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"There's no good data from China, which is likely the fastest-growing contributor to data-center energy consumption," he says.
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The authors of the Science paper themselves say their conclusions are no reason to relax about data-center energy use.
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Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia executives have revealed that demand is strong for their data center, gaming and inference semiconductors.
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Rakesh noted that Intel had 99 percent market share of the data-center market, representing a huge opportunity for AMD.
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Rural software developers can use massive data center capacity anywhere in the country as if it was in their basement.
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The company broke ground on its ninth data center in the first quarter, Wehner said on the first-quarter call.
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Make no mistake, the world's premiere cloud infrastructure vendor will be installing a rack of hardware inside your data center.
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Facebook will add a third building to the existing two at the Lulea data center, which Vattenfall supplies electricity to.
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At the heart of the furor is a study led by Dr. Karl, the former director of NOAA's data center.
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The chipmaker's revenue also beat forecasts and Intel gave a bullish forecast as data center chip sales continue to accelerate.
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But Intel is now facing new competitive forces that could pose a challenge to its data-center dominance and profitability.
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Capital expenditures soared to $5.3 billion from $3.5 billion last year, with 20 data center sites in development, Porat said.
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After training a neural network in the data center, the company runs this algorithm on chips installed on the car.
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More than 90 percent of the data center space around the world is occupied by U.S. companies, according to CBRE.
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Friedman tells me the company already has thousands of phones connected to this service (the service runs your code on an actual phone in a data center, after all, not on an emulator) and plans to open a West Coast data center to add capacity and bring down latency for its West Coast users.
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Apple announced last week to much fanfare that it would build a new data center in the small Iowa town of Waukee, but the L.A. Times' Matthew Hiltzik estimates that, given the $208 million in tax abatements Iowa is granting Apple, the state is spending $4.1 million per permanent job created by the data center.
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In particular, the company reported revenue from its data center and "Internet of Things" segments that slightly missed Wall Street expectations.
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The data center, named "Ziggy Stardust," is designed as an off-world backup in case Earth experiences some sort of catastrophe.
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Apple got its money back and is now looking at repurposing the factory as a place to make data center cabinets.
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Instead, the data center—Facebook's ninth—will make its home in a Nebraska town on the outskirts of Omaha called Papillion.
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The outside of the Google Data Center in Baudour, Belgium, protected by a fence and hidden by woods and artificial dunes.
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The outside of the Google Data Center in Baudour, Belgium, protected by a fence and hidden by woods and artificial dunes.
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That would result in a shutdown of Delta's data center, which controls bookings, flight operations and other critical systems, he said.
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The systems can be as small as a single server and as large as multiple racks full of data-center gear.
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Desktop-as-a-Service serves up a data-center-based, highly secured virtualized desktop, accessible on a wide range of devices.
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And if something does happen, a data center can't be taken offline for long stretches without seriously impacting a company's operations.
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Revenue for Intel's data center group came in at $000 billion, an 8 percent year-over-year increase for the quarter.
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Even with all these interesting efforts, we aren't going to see traditional cloud, network, data center or common endpoints going away.
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The data center unit posted $4 billion in revenue, down 7 percent sequentially and up 9 percent from the prior year.
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Stroeve is a professor at University College London and also a senior scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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So, using historical data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center, I looked back at the numbers.
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Facebook plans to build a $1 billion, renewable energy-powered data center in Singapore as soon as 2022, reports the WSJ.
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BUT I WANT TO REMIND PEOPLE THERE ARE OTHER AREAS, THERE ARE OTHER PARTS OF THE FOOTPRINT OF THE DATA CENTER.
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CRAMER: BRIAN, JIM – KRZANICH: SO YOU TAKE ALL OF THOSE, WE THINK THERE'S A LOT OF GROWTH IN THE DATA CENTER.
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The improvement is basically the payoff from heavy data-center investment in 2014 and early 2015, says Mizuho analyst Neil Doshi.
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Lenovo aims to maintain leadership in PCs through industry consolidation while building on its mobile and data center businesses, he said.
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Kratz said there would be "no announcements today" when asked about future plans for a data center in Chile or Argentina.
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The three top deals of 2019 have all been in software, while semiconductor, data center and internet acquisitions have been sparse.
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The California-based company opened a similar data center in Sweden in 2013 and is currently constructing a center in Ireland.
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But the internals of the Stadia controller are effectively a computer that's talking directly over Wi-Fi to the data center.
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Finally, each customer gets their own bare metal offering, providing them with a single tenant private option inside Packet's data center.
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In fact, CommVault Systems, which Gartner identifies as the leader in data center backup and recovery, shrank 2 percent last year.
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"Growth in new areas of the data center can be the key driver of growth," said Canaccord Genuity analyst Matt Ramsay.
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Cavium is working with Microsoft and "several other cloud" vendors, said Gopal Hegde, vice president of the data center processor group.
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Tech Data wants to invest in the data center and help our customers grow at the higher-end of the market.
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Amazon has acquired some assets and employees of E8 Storage, a small start-up that built data center data storage hardware.
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Nutanix, whose data center technology combines computing, storage and networking into a single product, has Silicon Valley watching its every move.
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Mellanox, based in Israel and the United States, makes chips and other hardware for data center servers that power cloud computing.
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The company has been fighting since 2013 to resist turning over the emails, which are stored in an Irish data center.
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He did note, though, that even though its competitors offer more data center locations today, most users typically only use one.
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Intel's results were helped by growth in its data center and cloud businesses, as well as better demand for personal computers.
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Intel is still the biggest data center processor maker by far, however, and also counts Google and Twitter among its customers.
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In opening up a data center in Dublin in June, Google said it now has 6,000 employees, including contractors, in Ireland.
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The City of Paris is doing something I didn't expect — they're launching their own data center to host their digital services.
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When you compare it with most data centers, the public data center is relatively small — 8,200 square feet (760 square meters).
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Google is adding a third data center to its presence in Singapore in response to continued internet growth in Southeast Asia.
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Intel's Data Center Group, which includes server processors, produced $268.34 billion in revenue, above the FactSet analyst consensus of $211 billion.
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According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center, it was the second lowest summertime low since satellite record-keeping began.
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He says that this will cover broad areas of Intel technology, including CPU, accelerators, data center, persistent memory and software infrastructure.
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For Facebook, for example, this has meant open sourcing how it builds some of its servers and other data center hardware.
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A VPN is a virtual private network between a device in front of you and a server in a data center.
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In 2005, the WGMS and the National Snow and Ice Data Center launched the Global Land Ice Measurements from Space program.
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Carter Validus is looking for buyers for its data center assets, which could fetch more than $1 billion, the people said.
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The topic is of keen interest to large data center operators, which could incur significant cost increases if computers slow down.
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"The data center has become the most important computer in the world," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Monday.
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As the data center is surrounded by cold water, Microsoft is confident that the sea will act as a giant heatsink.
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Canalys reports that the company's CapEx spending (which includes non-data center spend) reached $26 billion, up a modest 7 percent.
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Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich said he expected lower profit margins for the data center business at an investor meeting in February.
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This marks Microsoft's first data center expansion into Africa, and the plan is to get these new regions online in 2018.
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Moving forwards, Mills points to improving data center infrastructure efficiency through air conditioning and ventilation alongside increasing use in renewable energy.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world's biggest cloud computing provider, is opening a regional data center in Bahrain later this year.
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It takes a ton of time and capital to build a data center, but AWS offers "speed and agility," he said.
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Nearby in Loudoun County, Amazon is opening an enormous new data center, one of several it has planned in the area.
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That's 4K, HDR, and 5.1 surround sound coming straight from a Google data center, assuming any of this tech actually works.
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The National Climatic Data Center compiled data on Phil's successes and failures from 1988 to 2014, and the groundhog did poorly.
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The Republicans' central database, now called "GOP Data Center", has commanded less co-operation and has often been neglected between campaigns.
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Lululemon could also opt to set up its own data center infrastructure and reduce its dependency on third-party computing resources.
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AMD in August landed Alphabet Inc's Google and Twitter Inc as customers for the second generation of its data center chips.
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Data center revenue, which has been an area of concern, fell 14% to $655 million, just behind the $1.50 million consensus.
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This points to the steady shift to cloud computing, which is also highlighted by the growth of the data center business.
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However, data center divestitures can also be challenging, because they involve separating assets that are deeply integrated into a telecommunications network.
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Data-center tech company Switch celebrated its initial public offering by ringing Friday's opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
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Today, EdgeConneX is one of the largest edge data center operators in the world and Comcast was their first major customer.
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Intel CEO Bob Sawn said the spending pause in the data center market that had hurt Intel appeared to be ending.
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Under a power purchase agreement, Facebook will buy power from 200 MW of the farm's capacity to operate its data center.
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Lenovo's data center business group recorded an operational loss of $114 million, versus a loss of $31 million a year ago.
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The analyst said Nvidia has just 5 percent share of the $50 billion market for data center and artificial intelligence chips.
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Cramer also liked to see the tech sector rallying, particularly stocks tied to the data center, mobile and self-driving cars.
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Why it matters: The move comes as Qualcomm appears poised to end its effort to challenge Intel in the data center.
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This is especially important to us in Taiwan, where we are actively looking to purchase renewable energy for our data center.
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"We have built data centers for many of our customers, but we're not known to provide data center services," Woo said.
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When you use a VPN service, you reroute all your internet traffic to a VPN server in a data center somewhere.
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The gas is stored in cylinders, and is released at high velocity out of nozzles uniformly spread across the data center.
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Microsoft recently announced a redeployment of their underwater data center, Project Natick, off the coast of the Orkney Islands in Scotland.
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There is a ways to go before the offshore data center industry matures, but Microsoft clearly sees potential in the idea.
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The first super node will be at the Sabey Data Center, which is on the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Azure Stack, its project for bringing the core Azure services into the corporate data center, is the logical conclusion of this.
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UK-based data center operator Global Switch is also aiming to raise up to $1 billion in a Hong Kong IPO.
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Ice shelves are permanent floating sheets of ice connected to a landmass, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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Yet 503 states with special data center tax breaks still fail to disclose even the aggregate annual cost in lost revenue.
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On Tuesday, the National Snow and Ice Data Center said that Arctic sea ice reached its annual maximum on March 24.
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In the Lulea data center, web server and storage designs use snaps and spring-loaded catches to hold components in place.
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Facebook used 1,560 tons of steel to build its Prineville data center, which is the equivalent of 900 mid-size cars.
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Data center operator NEXTDC Ltd and buy-now-pay-later firm Afterpay Touch Group Ltd notched up 6.1% and 4.6%, respectively.
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Bank of America predicts data center capital spending will rise 21 percent in 2018 from an estimated 16.5 percent in 2017.
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The solar farm was an additional project that will help Facebook reach its goal of making the data center 100% renewable.
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The high-tech industry could have its own wing of napkin-based winners, including Compaq computers, Ethernet and Facebook's data center.
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And whether you think that's right or wrong, I mean the fact is that you can't have a flawed data center.
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Google plans to double its workforce in Virginia, with a new office and data center development, according to the blog post.
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The company outbid rival Intel Corp for Mellanox in a move aimed at boosting its data center and artificial intelligence business.
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In 2019, the company was granted a permit for a gantry robot that could remove modules from a data center rack.
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The company had $473 million in capital expenditures, which includes the cost of data center infrastructure to support Oracle cloud services.
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Parikh was considered to be instrumental in creating the data center infrastructure on which Facebook built its many apps and services.
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Arctic sea ice in December was at its second-lowest level since 1979, according to the National Snow & Ice Data Center.
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Intel's high-profit data-center business, which sells server chips to cloud computing providers and enterprises, is the chipmaker's crown jewel.
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"Each succeeding decade is lower," Walt Meier, senior research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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Facebook in January also announced plans to build a data center in Denmark, only its third outside of the United States.
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Google announced today that it was investing €3 billion (approximately US$3.3 billion) to expand its data center presence in Europe.
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This ruthless pursuit of efficiency has helped the data center industry keep its energy needs fairly constant over the past decade.
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Microsoft's self-proclaimed goal is to "make the data center disappear" by totally eliminating the environmental impact of its server farms.
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Rosenblatt Securities is getting more bullish on AMD shares because of the chipmaker's opportunity for growth in the data center market.
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Data center divestitures can be difficult to complete because they involve separating assets that are deeply integrated into a telecommunications network.
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We believe there is only a small part of the data center switching market that can utilize true white box solutions.
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However, the shares are being pressured after the company saw its results for its data center business fall below Street projections.
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Amazon seems prepared to abandon quarterly profits to invest even more in faster delivery times or in another huge data center.
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As far back as a decade ago, Apple was already scoping out renewable energy sources for its North Carolina data center.
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What is somewhat novel about Amazon's arrangement is the use of an electricity consumer — a data center — as the heat source.
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Switch, a data center company that went public on Friday, is up nearly 23 percent from its IPO price of $17.
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SO WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A GREAT SOFTWARE DEFINED DATA CENTER STRATEGY FOR THE DATA CENTER AS WELL AS THE EDGE, AND SO WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT IT. FABER: IT'S FUNNY, YOU'VE MENTIONED THIS A BIG BELIEVER IN FOCUS, OF COURSE, YOU'VE TALKED OFTENTIMES IN OUR INTERVIEWS ABOUT HOW QUICKLY THE WORLD IS MOVING, HOW MUCH FASTER.
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So Intel has got its hands on the whole system… At the Turing Institute with have a collaboration with Intel… and with them we are asking exactly that question: if you really have got freedom to design the entire contents of the data center how can you build the data center which is best for data science?
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Nvidia, the best performing chip stock this year, fell 0.9 percent after revenue from its closely watched data center business disappointed investors.
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The company has spent more than $15 billion on a global data center system that now provides more than 200 online services.
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However, in Huawei's case, the company is just leasing a cloud data center in South Africa with a localized cloud data company.
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If a user needs to migrate large amounts of data, the location of a data center can also make a noticable difference.
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As company president Sudeesh Nair told me, they started with storage because they believed legacy storage was holding back data center transformation.
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But because the quake was centered in a remote region, it caused "relatively negligible damage," the Southern California Earthquake Data Center said.
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Through the Open Compute project, Facebook has given away its special data center designs, which use outside air to cool server farms.
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Through the Open Compute project, Facebook has given away its special data center designs, which use outside air to cool server farms.
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Similar incidents occurred last year at a Microsoft's Azure data center in Europe and an ING Bank center in Romania in 2016.
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"However, this is already reflected in our current 5 percent/4 percent below-consensus January/April-quarter data center estimates," Malik added.
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The nerve center of any business is the data center, so keeping it safe from viruses and hackers is of utmost importance.
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The country is a key market for Alibaba, whose cloud computing arm Alibaba Cloud launched a data center in Indonesia in March.
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The company's focus has shifted to the Internet of Things and to its data center group, which creates chips for large computers.
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RECEIVES FIRST ORDER FOR ICE BLOCK DATA CENTER POWER UTILIZATION SOLUTION VALUED AT $2.9 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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They don't produce enough power to run the data center itself but they do provide power to the data center's office space.
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It's called, quite simply, the Stadia controller, and Google says it will connect directly to the data center, presumably eliminating lag issues.
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In states like Iowa and Utah, the cost of some data center deals has reached $3 to $4 million per subsidized job.
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Separately, a Google spokeswoman said last week that the company will announce expansion plans for its Chilean data center on Sept. 12.
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New releases for the middle of 2019 include a Ryzen microprocessor for PCs and an Epyc processor for data center, Su said.
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Its Data Center Group reported revenue of $4.9 billion for the quarter, down from $5.2 billion during the same quarter last year.
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The offshore data center HavenCo, for example, fell apart after technical problems and disputes with its hosts on the micronation of Sealand.
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A number of Microsoft's competitors in the cloud computing space are also currently eyeing the Australian market for their data center expansions.
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