Month: December 2016
US Intelligence Got the Wrong Cyber Bear
Looking back at 2016 in Green Data Centers
What 2016’s Top Data Center Stories Say About the Industry
San Francisco Software Startup AppDynamics Files for US IPO
(Bloomberg) — AppDynamics Inc., which develops software for businesses to monitor applications, filed for an initial public offering. The San Francisco-based company filed with an initial offering amount of $100 million, a placeholder used to calculate fees that will probably change. Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & […]
Are Oregon’s Data Center Tax Breaks Worth It? State Doesn’t Know
GI Partners Buys Seattle’s KOMO Plaza, Including Data Center Hub
An entity associated with GI Partners, a San Francisco-based private equity firm that has backed some of the most well-known data center companies, has acquired the two-building complex next to Seattle’s Space Needle called KOMO Plaza (formerly Fisher Plaza). The complex, which houses numerous TV and radio stations and retail […]
Have You Been a Naughty or Nice Data Center Manager?
Jeff Klaus is the GM, Data Center Solutions at Intel Corporation, and Kim Polvsen is VP & GM, Digital Services & Data Center Software at Schneider Electric. Brooklyn-born songwriter J. Fred Coots was riding the New York City subway in the spring of 1934 and thinking about writing a children’s song when he ran into […]
Brexit Hits Home as U.K. Government Grapples With Microsoft Hike
(Bloomberg) — Brexit’s cost is hitting close to home for those drawing up the divorce papers as Theresa May’s Cabinet Office has been forced into negotiating with Microsoft Corp. to minimize the impact of a January price hike that could cost the government hundreds of thousands of pounds. In October, Microsoft […]
DCIM Will Get Hot, Pigs Will Fly, and Other Predictions for 2017
Here are the Top Data Center Stories of 2016

Here are the 10 most widely read and shared stories we covered on Data Center Knowledge this year: Netflix Shuts Down Final Bits of Own Data Center Infrastructure It’s done and dusted. Since someday in January month, (almost) everything Netflix does runs on Amazon Web Services, from streaming video to […]