Mario Ormeño Maestro A data center that sails: what lies below deck on a cruise ship (part 2) In part 1 , we followed Lucía as she booked her cruise. Now she’s on board. It’s 11 p.m. and the ship is hundreds of miles from the nearest coast. In the casino, someone charges a bet to their account... 29 Oct 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro For every ticket sold, thousands of searches. And AI is about to multiply them Lucía wants to take a Mediterranean cruise in June. Before booking, she compares cruise lines, dates and cabin types. She looks for flights to the departure port and a couple of nights in a hotel in B... 20 Oct 2026 Technology
Marta Rico Ramiro A good Data Center also shows in how it retires its equipment On any given Tuesday, a server is no longer needed. In a well-run Data Center, hardly anyone notices. Before anyone touches it, the team already knows which services it supports and which systems it t... 13 Oct 2026 Technology
Pilar Alcazar Vitoria The Data Center deserves a seat on the Board of Directors Data Centers play a leading role in today's society and tomorrow's. Even so, inside and outside their organizations they remain almost invisible, and they're rarely talked about beyond what they cost.... 2 Oct 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro Would going back to landlines save us from AI? Spoiler: no This week, the conversation about AI risks has taken a significant leap. And it’s not just anyone saying it. In recent days: The UN, through its High Commissioner for Human Rights, has sent a letter t... 21 Sept 2026 Technology
Marta Rico Ramiro The Government has just regulated your Data Center. Do you know what you need to change? In some months of 2025, electricity consumption at data centers in Spain grew 75% compared to the previous year. Red Eléctrica documented it. It wasn't a projection. It was already happening. Spain ha... 14 Sept 2026 Technology
Marta Rico Ramiro What would Amazon do if it managed your Data Center as if it were a product? Amazon wasn't born wanting to build the cloud. Its engineering teams spent 70% of their time managing infrastructure, and only 30% building products. Andy Jassy, the executive who led the creation of ... 3 Sept 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro AI is already diagnosing what doctors couldn't see. But who's paying the electricity bill? In June 2026, a team at Boston Children's Hospital solved 18 cases of children with rare diseases that had gone undiagnosed for years. They did it with the help of an AI system developed by OpenAI, an... 3 Aug 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro The hidden energy cost of agentic AI Before diving into the data, a quick clarification for anyone unfamiliar with the term: what is agentic AI? Until now, most of us used AI like a chatbot: we ask a question, it answers, and the interac... 20 Jul 2026 Sustainability
Mario Ormeño Maestro What if the next nuclear reactor were 1.6 km beneath your feet? The energy demand of data centers keeps growing. And the industry is looking for solutions that, until recently, seemed like science fiction. A Californian startup called Deep Fission has just propose... 13 Jul 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro 300 milliseconds — how long it takes the financial world to decide it's really you It seems like a trivial gesture. You tap your card on the terminal, wait a second, and the receipt appears. Or you enter your details on a website and receive confirmation moments later. It all happen... 6 Jul 2026 Technology
Mario Ormeño Maestro The hardest match in Fortnite is not against other players, it is against energy A few years ago, the main challenge of an online video game was connecting players. Today that is no longer enough. The major gaming operators have managed to build infrastructures capable of supporti... 24 Jun 2026 Technology
