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In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, Data Center Dynamics rescheduled the conference in New York for Sept. 1-2 and has announced the industry’s largest virtual conference, which will take place March 31 - April 1.

Flooded batteries are gaining significant traction compared to absorbent glass mat (AGM) batteries, according to the study.

Climate control systems recirculate air throughout the building, along with airborne viruses and bacteria. As these microbes have had to withstand a heavily disinfected and thoroughly cleaned environment, they can cause serious problems to patients who may already have a lowered resistance to infection.

While teachers in Michigan are using online and blended teaching strategies to supplement today’s modern classroom, most schools are not prepared technologically to shut down for extended periods of time and transition all instructional activities to an online format. In an effort to support statewide preparedness activities, Michigan Virtual has created a School Closure Learning Continuity Readiness Rubric.

By using telehealth applications, doctors can diagnose patients remotely, prescribe medicine, and have it delivered to a patient’s front door. This means someone who may be infected does not have go out. In essence, practicing telemedicine can actually help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Trends, such as the 5G revolution and ongoing developments in internet of things (IoT), are expected to reshape the telecom sector and drive innovation on a massive scale.

The Global Engineer Survey, commissioned by DiscoverE, found cybersecurity, sustaining land and oceans, providing clean energy, and improving access to clean water and sanitation were the four most significant global tasks.

SolarWinds announced the findings of its sixth annual Public Sector Cybersecurity Survey Report. This year’s survey includes responses from 400 IT operations and security decision-makers, including 200 federal, 100 state and local, and 100 education respondents.

Vertiv announced that Sheryl Haislet, an experienced IT leader in the technology and manufacturing sectors, joined the executive team as CIO.