• Pre-fabrication: A New Way of Architecting Data Centers

  Today, data centers must be able to keep up with the pace of business where computing demands continue to increase at warp speed, and many managers are finding that legacy infrastructure can be expensive and difficult to scale as needed, writes Steven Carlini of Schneider Electric. To avoid these…

• As Bitcoin Infrastructure Booms, Mining Heads to the Data Center

  After getting started in garages and server closets, bitcoin mining is moving into data centers and the cloud. Some traditional data center providers will benefit, but this transition also has the potential to enrich a new generation of entrepreneurs emerging from within the bitcoin community.

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• Movie quotes as charts, poster edition

  Since so many of you kind people asked, the movie-quotes-as-charts graphic is now coming to a poster near you. Take …

• Savvis Brand is Retired, Becomes CenturyLink Technology Solutions

  The Savvis brand is being retired, as CenturyLink rebrands its cloud, managed hosting and data center offerings to CenturyLink Technology Solutions.

• SuVolta Raises $10.6 Million to Advance Low-Power Chip Technology

  SuVolta raises $10.6 million to accelerate growth in its low-power chip technology, SanDisk makes an investment in software-defined storage company Nexenta, and HP's 3PAR storage server help Blood Systems blood bank increase capacity and gain efficiency.

• Visual Effects Company Framestore Partners with Dell

  After building a strong partnership with Dell in the UK, British visual effects company Framestore selected Dell to expand its business presence in North America.

• What is Intel doing in the Hadoop business?

  What is Intel doing in the Hadoop business? : In case you forgot, Intel offers a distribution of Hadoop. Tony Baur, Principal Analyst at Ovum, explains why Intel created this distribution: The answer is that Hadoop is becoming the scale-out compute pillar ofIntel's emerging Software-Defined…