Navigating the Future of Data Centers
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Data Center Knowledge, part of Informa TechTarget, is the premier source of daily news and in-depth analysis for the data center industry. We serve hundreds of thousands of data center professionals, including C-level executives, business leaders, IT specialists, and facilities decision-makers. They rely on us to help them develop effective data center strategies, as well as design, build, and manage world-class data centers.
Data center professionals turn to us for trusted, up-to-the-minute news and expert insights on these highly specialized facilities. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive coverage that helps our readers stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry.
Our team consists of experienced reporters, editors, analysts, and data center industry professionals who are passionate about covering the industry’s dynamic landscape. With a deep reservoir of knowledge and a commitment to excellence, our team delivers high-quality reporting and analysis that our readers can depend on.
Our Coverage
We cover a broad spectrum of topics to meet the diverse needs of data center professionals and stakeholders, including:
Advancements in power and cooling technologies
Innovations in processor and server architecture
Developments in networking and storage solutions
Trends in the colocation industry and data center company stocks
Insights into cloud computing and hyper-scale data centers
The latest in edge computing and infrastructure for machine learning
Progress in virtual and augmented reality technologies
At Data Center Knowledge, we are dedicated to being the go-to resource for all things data center, providing the information and insights needed to navigate and thrive in this critical industry.
Our Editors
Senior Editor - James Walker
James Walker has nearly two decades of experience writing for business and technology publications, with a focus on translating technical issues to make them more accessible and engaging. Before joining Data Center Knowledge, James was editor of The Daily Swig, an award-winning cybersecurity news website, and his work has been featured in The Times and BBC Online, among other publications.
Our Contributors
Christopher Tozzi is a technology analyst with subject matter expertise in cloud computing, application development, open source software, virtualization, containers and more. He also lectures at a major university in the Albany, New York, area. His book, “For Fun and Profit: A History of the Free and Open Source Software Revolution,” was published by MIT Press.
Wylie Wong is a journalist and freelance writer specializing in technology, business and sports. He previously worked at CNET, Computerworld and CRN and loves covering and learning about the advances and ever-changing dynamics of the technology industry. On the sports front, Wylie is co-author of "Giants: Where Have You Gone," a where-are-they-now book on former San Francisco Giants. He previously launched and wrote a Giants blog for the San Jose Mercury News, and in recent years, has enjoyed writing about the intersection of technology and sports.
Sam Adebayo is a Harvard-trained tech entrepreneur, tech enthusiast, tech writer/journalist, and an executive ghostwriter. He has 10+ years of experience covering various tech news stories, writing thought leadership blogs, reports, datasheets, and case studies. His areas of expertise include cybersecurity, AI, ML, DevOps, blockchain, metaverse, and big data for C-level executive audiences. He has written for several publications, including VentureBeat, Dark Reading, RSI Security, NWTechs, WATI Security, Draft.dev, and many more. He is also an award-winning poet, with works published in several journals around the world.
Andy Patrizio is a veteran technology journalist of 30 years, covering a wide range of subjects for publications such as Network World, Computerworld, InformationWeek, Ars Technica and Business Insider. He is based in Orange County, California.
Contribute to Data Center Knowledge
If you’re an IT practitioner, we welcome article submissions from you about how to strategically assess and/or tactically deploy technologies within your organization, especially when the submission highlights the business benefits of specific processes or policies.
To be considered for publication, submissions must adhere to our editorial standards:
The content must be exclusive to Data Center Knowledge (cannot have been published elsewhere)
It cannot market a vendor’s products or services
It must be relevant to a topic we cover on Data Center Knowledge
It must be written for our core audience of data center professionals
If we do accept the content for publication, we typically edit for style, clarity, grammar and length (600 to 1,000 words is ideal) and send it back to you for review if substantial edits are made. We expect that you will fact-check your submission before sending it to us for review. Unfortunately, we can’t pay for unsolicited contributions.
If you’re interested in contributing under those guidelines, feel free to send your topic suggestions to [email protected].
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