data center security

Microsoft’s September 2025 hardening update for Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) on Windows Server 2025 removes legacy update binaries used by WSUS to service the Windows Update SelfUpdate component, and that change has immediate operational implications for organizations still relying on...

Servers around the globe are the backbone of enterprise digital infrastructure, underpinning cloud platforms, business applications, and sensitive databases. Central to the management of these servers, especially in enterprise environments relying on Dell hardware, is the Integrated Dell Remote...

Windows Hyper-V stands as one of Microsoft’s cornerstone technologies, empowering countless organizations to virtualize workloads and consolidate hardware in production, development, and test environments. However, even such mature platforms can encounter security issues with far-reaching...

As enterprise data centers face a tidal wave of artificial intelligence (AI) demands, the industry finds itself at a crossroads: how can legacy data centers—originally engineered for significantly lighter workloads—adapt to the brute computational force and environmental challenges introduced by...

For the better part of two decades, Patch Tuesday has been both a blessing and a bane for Windows administrators. The routine delivery of security patches has safeguarded billions of devices, but the necessity to reboot mission-critical servers has led to countless late nights and meticulously...

An ambitious new chapter is unfolding within the world of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing as OpenAI and Oracle collaborate on the Stargate AI data center project—a venture that combines staggering technological power, massive financial investment, and the cutting edge of...

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a cloud-borne data center, turbocharged to keep North America’s digital lifeblood pumping faster than ever. Behind this digital renaissance lies a race, part Silicon Valley sprint, part infrastructure Olympics, to build the vast computer fortresses powering...