Rack PDU Blog

Quantum computing is different from today’s conventional computers. Modern computers rely on strings of 1’s and 0’s to represent information and perform Boolean logic functions or perform arithmetic operations. The realm of the quantum computer is different ...

What goes up must come down. While rack and cabinet computer densities are increasing in the data center space, so are the temperatures. At the heart of rising rack densities are newer generations of central processing units (CPUs) and graphics processing units (GPUs) that generate higher thermal power densities in ...

In this blog, we explore the recent migration of all things data center to Texas and, specifically, to Austin where the motto is “Keep Austin Weird.”

This article from Server Technology addresses the issue of testing vulnerabilities in intelligent rack PDUs in data centers and other mission-critical facilities.

In this blog from Server Technology, we address the new ways that academic researchers have to learn how to support their supercomputing applications.

A Server Technology article highlighting recent advancements by two data center organizations in the European Union towards a day when data centers can run solely on renewable energy.

In an industry dominated by computers and technology, this blog from Server Technology highlights the role that people have played in helping us ride out the COVID-19 pandemic.

New from Server Technology, this blog introduces a 4-part series into High Performance Computing and explores the most commonly specified features for rack PDUs used in support of Research I academic institutions.

This blog from Server Technology provides an update from Marc Cram and 451 Research on the evolving internet of things (IoT) marketplace.

High performance computing (HPC) impacts our daily lives. Scientists can conduct research to develop new medicine, fight climate change, and invent new materials like longer-lasting batteries for electric cars. Every industry can take advantage of it, from financial companies fighting fraud to oil companies discovering oil. This year, HPC is expected to reach new heights with the launch of the first exascale supercomputer.