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Open Compute Project compliant rack (prototype shown) which will use silicon photonics. This ultra-low latency technology will increase the speed at which components in the rack can speak to each other allow components that previously needed to be bound to the same motherboard to be spread out within a rack. (Photo: Colleen Miller) Last June, Open Compute Project Chairman Frank Frankosvky outline
A close up of Facebook’s new server design, known as Windmill, which is part of Facebook’s effort to update its custom hardware designs for its new Open Rack enclosure standard. Will these chassis soon be made of corn starch or other biodegradable materials? (Photo: Colleen Miller) Are you ready for servers that you can put in the compost heap? The Open Compute Project has challenged students at
Flooding from Hurricane Sandy has hobbled two data center buildings in Lower Manhattan, taking out diesel fuel pumps used to refuel generators. There were also reports of outages for some tenants at a major data hub at 111 8th Avenue, and many other New York area facilities were running on generator power amid widespread utility outages. Flooding from Hurricane Sandy has hobbled two data center bu
Storage has been the missing link in Facebook's custom hardware designs. A storage prototype has been in the works for some time, but wasn't ready last year when Facebook unveiled its Open Compute server hardware. In recent months Facebook has begun providing information about its storage prototype, known as "Knox." In this video, Facebook Manager, Hardware Design Matt Corddry provides a hands-on
Facebook is ready for act two of its mission to disrupt the data center. Barely a year after unveiling its custom hardware, the social network has retooled its server and storage designs to conform to its Open Rack enclosure, which widens the equipment trays to make servers easier to cool and maintain. MENLO PARK, Calif. - Facebook is ready for Act Two of its mission to disrupt the data center. Ba
How many servers does it take to power Amazon's huge cloud computing operation? Like many large Internet companies, Amazon doesn't disclose details of its infrastructure, including how many servers it uses. But a researcher estimates that Amazon Web Services is using at least 454,400 servers in seven data center hubs around the globe. Huan Liu, a research manager at Accenture Technology Labs, anal
As it seeks to slash power usage across its global cloud computing platform, Microsoft has been refining its in-house designs for energy-efficient data center hardware. The company is now sharing the details of those designs, which feature custom server designs, a high-efficiency power distribution system and in-rack UPS units. REDMOND, Wash. - As it seeks to slash power usage across its global cl
As the performance problems with the Amazon cloud platform enter a second day, Amazon says it has isolated the issues to a single availability zone. As the Amazon team continues to work to restore the remaining services, many AWS customers that were offline Thursday have managed to get their sites up and running. As the performance problems with the Amazon Web Services cloud computing platform ent
Facebook today unveiled details of its new technology infrastructure, which features custom-built servers, racks and UPS units that will fill its new data center in Prineville, Oregon. The facility is optimized from the two-story structure right down to the servers to reflect the company's vision for energy efficient data center operations. Facebook today unveiled details of its new technology inf
How do data centers manage earthquake risk in Japan? Nearly 1,000 Japanese companies use seismic isolation technology from WorkSafe Technologies to protect their equipment. Here's an overview of how it works. Today's magnitude 8.9 earthquake has caused widespread damage and triggered tsunamis. There are early reports of some interruptions of telecommunications services, but it appears many of Japa
Google has signed a contract to buy 111 8th Avenue in Manhattan, one of the world's choicest pieces of Internet real estate, the Wall Street Journal reports. The search company will pay for approximately $1.9 billion, the Journal says, citing sources familiar with the deal. 111 8th Avenue is one of the premier "carrier hotels" in New York. The enormous building houses major data center operations
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