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In this week's data center news, Salesforce considers more layoffs, outages plague Dish, Gmail, and Twitter, and Iceland models sustainable energy practices.

Man runs cryptomining operation under a high school, Tesla pauses installations of driver assist software following recall and Apple not helpful as woman’s iPhone gets stolen, she gets locked out and 10k is stolen from her bank account. Welcome to Hashtag Trending for Tuesday February 28th.. I’m your host Jim Love, CIO of IT

In this week's Data Center News Roundup, hackers sell data center login credentials and developers plan for a nuclear-powered campus in Connecticut.

Why are young people joining the IT industry? Bill Kleyman talked to data center professionals about their pivot into tech.

Four-day work week worth more than money, hackers access data from Asian data center operators used by Alibaba, Amazon, Apple and more, and 60 countries, including China sign agreement to regulate military AI. It’s Wednesday, February 22nd. These stories and more on Hashtag Trending–today’s top technology news stories. I’m your host, Jim Love. 92

Tesla users in Europe and the U.S. report no access to lock or unlock their vehicles with the company-issued app. Powerwall users are also affected.

Here we reveal key lessons data center operators can glean from Uber's recent migration announcement. We also share a repatriation case study.

Tesla users in Europe and the U.S. report no access to lock or unlock their vehicles with the company-issued app. Powerwall users are also affected.

Have ransomware gangs finally crossed “a bridge too far?”, a new “super cloud” says it’s not only open source, but it’s a magnitude cheaper than other cloud providers and Salesforce recognizes new gender options. It’s Wednesday, February 15th. These stories and more on Hashtag Trending–today’s top technology news stories. I’m your host, Jim Love.

Open source lets data operators buy and sell compute resources.