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Shell Immersion Cooling can offer data centers, blockchain technologies, and cryptocurrency operations a significant advantage as they work to become more sustainable, seek renewable energy, and look to reduce their carbon footprints. 

This partnership builds a foundation for the electrical industry, the wireless industry, and building code officials to come together to ensure effective in-building communications capabilities.

According to a 2021 IBM and Ponemon Institute study, a breach can cost a company $4.24 million, which is 10% more than what it cost in 2019. 

Crusoe’s Data Center Services position customers for unmatched environmental benefits without sacrificing the power of modern data centers. 

The total amount of data created and consumed globally is increasing rapidly. Industry reports forecast that global annual data volume will grow from 64.2 zettabytes (ZB) recorded in 2020 to 180 ZB by 2025.

As traditional markets mature and profits erode in the face of increasingly intense competition, operators are looking for first-mover advantages in emerging markets. This motivation has pushed investment into increasingly volatile markets over the past few years.

The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association congratulated acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel on her designation to serve as chairwoman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Each year, cybersecurity companies publish a number of research reports focusing on different aspects of cybersecurity and breach trends. This article includes a list of some of the most alarming statistics from several reports published throughout the year.

Among the hacked companies discovered by NordLocker’s research, there were not only large organizations, such as a global hotel chain, an automotive conglomerate, or a world-wide clothing brand, but also small, family-owned and operated businesses, like an Italian restaurant or a local dental clinic. 

The event will also feature live panels hosted by KGW8-TV, an NBC affiliate in Portland, Oregon, and the national rural network, RFD-TV, which will be broadcasting from its American Farm Bureau studio in Washington, DC.