Wind powers Minneapolis data centre
US data centre services company DataBank is powering one of its facilities in Minneapolis with 100% renewable electricity from wind.
The company has signed an agreement with utility provider Dakota Electric Association to purchase 100% renewable energy to meet all 6MW of critical IT load for the MSP2 data centre for the next five years.
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Broadband internet access has always been a challenge in rural communities in the state. On the range, this was a even bigger challenge for students who had to do distance learning. School districts and local broadband organizations are working on addressing the issue.
"We had about 200 students and...
Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation last week awarded $2 million in grants to communities across the region that have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cities, townships and tribal units of government located within the Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation service area were eligible to apply for the Taconite Area Community...
What’s still moving forward and what’s not in the pandemic era?
You’d think data center growth would be stronger than ever, if only to support the stay-at-home shopping and Zoom calls alone.
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