AI & Technology

Trane and Eaton’s integrated design built for the NVIDIA DSX AI Factory Reference Design helps accelerate AI data center development, improving energy efficiency by up to 15%, reducing installation costs by up to 30%, and cutting copper use by up to 80%.

As AI increases demand for digital infrastructure, smarter data center cooling can help improve efficiency, reduce energy waste and support more sustainable growth.

The Chemours Company today announced the launch of Opteon™ ZE (R-1234ze(E)) and Opteon™ 515B (R-515B) for stationary chiller applications.

As AI technologies continue to evolve, GoDaddy adopts these tools thoughtfully to empower our customers and employees to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

At the core of every Cisco solution is the talent that brings it to life. For partner organizations, finding and retaining the right talent—professionals who can contribute today and adapt as technology evolves—is not just about filling roles

In the initial hours and days of a humanitarian response, accurate information is critical and potentially lifesaving. Relief organizations must move fast to get assistance to people in need, but before they can act, they need to understand.

Intelligent power management company Eaton today announced it was awarded a $7 million, 24‑month contract from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)

Our offices around the world serve as proving grounds where we deploy the solutions we bring to market, using them to create better employee experiences while addressing the same operational realities faced by real estate and facilities teams everywhere.

When golfers select a club, they want something that will deliver consistency, distance and control. Achieving that level of performance on the course requires an extraordinary effort behind the scenes — that’s where the partnership between PING and 3M shines.

A new report from DP World and Supply Chain Dive's Studio by Informa TechTarget finds that logistics has become a defining factor in AI deployment. With global data center investment nearing $3 trillion by 2030, supply chain performance dictates how quickly compute comes online.