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AWS officials deemed last month’s outage incident at its US-East-2 availability zone too small to provide a post-mortem.

The top CSP expands its Papillon data center campus just weeks after pausing data center development in Minnesota.

Equinix’s plans to increase temperatures sparks debate, but if successful, the colocation provider could fuel an industry trend.

Wendy Schuchart, Data Center Knowledge's Editor in Chief, reflects on the expected – and unexpected – data center trends in 2022.

New CyrusOne CEO Eric Schwartz shares his vision for the future of the firm.

Google announced its intent to build a data center in Becker, Minn., in 2019. At one point, plans were on hold. Now they’re indefinitely postponed.

Two weeks after winning a portion of a $9 billion contract with the U.S. Department of Defense, AWS wins another contract, with the U.S. Navy.

Unclear valuations math of non-traded REITs, Colliers' latest seaport outlook report

Bill Stein is out as Digital Realty's CEO, having been fired by the company today. He resigned from the firm's Board of Directors.

Sustainability efforts, renewable energy, the European energy crisis, and power grids dominated data center energy news in 2022.