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Equinix to cut 3% of staff amidst the greatest demand for data center infrastructure ever

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Even as demand for data infrastructure surges to an all-time high, Equinix is planning to lay off 3% of its workforce, suggesting a growing skills mismatch in the industry. According to Goldman Sachs , data center demand in the US alone is projected to nearly triple by 2030, driving more than $1 trillion in investment.

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Data center certifications target newcomers, experts, and sustainability pros

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As data centers evolve from traditional compute and storage facilities into AI powerhouses, the demand for qualified professionals continues to grow exponentially and salaries are high. The rise of AI, in particular, is dramatically reshaping the technology industry, and data centers are at the epicenter of the changes.

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Data center spending to top $1 trillion by 2029 as AI transforms infrastructure

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Massive global demand for AI technology is causing data centers to increase spending on servers, power, and cooling infrastructure. As a result, data center CapEx spending will hit $1.1 His projections account for recent advances in AI and data center efficiency, he says. Much of this growth is due to AI.

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Lightmatter launches photonic chips to eliminate GPU idle time in AI data centers

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Lightmatter has announced new silicon photonics products that could dramatically speed up AI systems by solving a critical problem: the sluggish connections between AI chips in data centers. The 64Tbps model enables packaging multiple GPUs on a single chip with more than 200 terabytes per second of data bandwidth.

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Qualcomm purloins Intel’s chief Xeon designer with eyes toward data center development

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The chief architect for Intels Xeon server processors has defected to chip rival Qualcomm, which is making yet another run at entering the data center market. Last decade, the company developed a line of chips called Centriq but abandoned those efforts in 2018 and laid off its development team.

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Cost, AI, and staffing are biggest concerns for data centers

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Rising costs, AI concerns and staffing challenges are among the top issues facing data center leaders in 2024, according to Uptime Institute’s latest survey data. Data center teams are working to balance higher rack power density and future capacity needs with capital investments and staffing limitations.

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Seven important trends in the server sphere

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Considerable amounts of data are collected on the edge. Edge servers do the job of culling the useless data and sending only the necessary data back to data centers for processing. Liquid cooling gains ground: Liquid cooling is inching its way in from the fringes into the mainstream of data center infrastructure.

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