There’s a direct correlation between the amount of data being generated and consumed and the number of data breaches. And, as a result, cyberattacks are at an all-time high.
Bringing 100% renewable energy to Texas data centers
March 2, 2022
For Element Critical, powering the company’s Texas-based data centers with renewable energy is the first of many milestones yet to come, as the organization continues to take bold steps to address climate concerns.
The increased acceptance of innovative technologies, such as IoT and cloud, for digital twin applications, and attractive digital twin prospects in industries, such as aerospace and defense, health care, and automotive and transportation, are driving demand for electrical digital twins.
The first building spans 14,500 square meters. The total planned capacity of the complex is 31.5 MW — in other words, the center’s electrical connections could cover the energy needs of a small town.
Company release third book in the honey badger series
February 21, 2022
Preceded by “What does an IT pro do?” and “What is a data center?”, the newest book in Eaton’s series seeks to introduce STEM-interested children to the varied and interesting career paths available in the world of technology.
With a focus on a “concept to closure” theme, the CDCPM program tailors project management tools to the unique requirements of a critical infrastructure project.
Designed to help FSIs identify and mitigate digital infrastructure risk and support regulatory compliance
February 15, 2022
In response to recent high-profile FSI outages and increasingly complex hybrid IT architectures, over 30 financial supervisory authorities in Europe, in conjunction with the European Banking Authority, have implemented regulatory requirements designed to encourage more effective risk management practices.
Texas A&M Energy Institute and the Texas A&M Institute of Data Science collaborate on education and workforce development
February 14, 2022
Leadership from each institute signed a formal memorandum of understanding on Nov. 17, 2021. Under the agreement, the institutes may choose to work together on a series of educational and workforce-development offerings.