The CEO Guide to the Data Center Building Boom

Learn how small towns and companies such as Digital Realty Trust are benefiting from the surge in demand for data centers that help deliver computing over the Internet, via the cloud

Quincy Cashes in on the Cloud

Data center building plans by companies such as Dell, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google are helping small rural towns cut deficits
Digital Realty Gains on Data-Center Frenzy

As technology providers rush to build data centers that deliver computing over the Internet, Digital Realty's shares have more than tripled since 2008
Slide Show: America's Secret Data Centers

Many U.S. businesses are locating their cloud operations in former mines and nuclear bunkers

Podcast: A Home for Internet Data

Companies are building new data centers across the country to handle cloud computing. The market for wholesale data centers and collocation facilities is expected to grow between 19 percent and 20 percent per year over the next few years
Video: Quincy: The Data-Center Town

In the past five years, Dell, Microsoft, Yahoo, Intuit, and Sabey have built or started to build data centers in a small town in central Washington called Quincy
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