Alarming statistics about data center water use rarely survive a closer look. Here’s what closed-loop cooling, real methodology, and a few myth-busting numbers actually show.

A network can be technically available and still be losing money every day. Here’s where latency actually comes from, and how interconnections offer a faster, more reliable path.

DataBank employees across the country teamed up for a backpack drive, donating funds and volunteer hours to stock backpacks with school supplies for students and teachers at Bluffdale Elementary in Utah.

Electricity bills are rising, and data centers often get the blame. Here’s what’s actually driving costs, and why data center growth doesn’t always mean higher rates.

The future of digital infrastructure depends on electricians, HVAC technicians, and facilities engineers. Here’s why data center careers are among the most future-proof in the trades.

For the third consecutive year, DataBank Cares’ Kindness Kit program brought employees together across Houston, Dallas, Salt Lake City, and Denver to assemble and donate care packages to local organizations. This year’s effort topped 852 kits, 216 volunteer hours, and nearly $2,500 in donated goods and financial support.

Data centers have powered modern life for decades. Before debating whether to build more, it helps to understand what’s actually driving the demand and who’s responsible for it.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware changed enterprise cloud economics overnight. Rising costs and licensing uncertainty are forcing IT leaders toward a strategy built around choice.

DataBank partnered with Culpeper’s CTEC trade school to give 40 electrical students a firsthand look at data center careers, from classroom model to operational facility.