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Aligned VP of Operations and Safety Officer, Billie Haggard, speaks to FacilitiesNet about how military veterans can solve the data center talent shortage.

Company’s Chief Executive Officer recognized as one of region’s top business leaders.

Andrew has significantly accelerated the company’s growth by driving the delivery of data center solutions with industry-leading technologies and adaptive infrastructure.

Located at 505 Northwest Avenue in Northlake, IL, ORD-01 will feature the Company’s patented and award-winning Delta3™ cooling technology, which utilizes up to 80% less energy and 85% less water than traditional cooling systems to improve PUE, reduce environmental impact, and lower the TCO for customers.

Aligned is entering the Suburban Chicago market, and has broken ground on a 100-megawatt data center campus in Northlake, Ill., the company said today. The Chicago project continues the steady expansion of Aligned’s footprint, which now includes five markets in the U.S.

The technological leap global companies’ digital transformation initiatives took over the last nine months was expected to unfold over five to ten years. With more and more vital B2B and B2C services becoming digitized every day and with wide adoption of video conferencing and cloud collaboration tools, many organizations have determined that their teams can operate remotely and outside of traditional corporate office hubs, at least for the foreseeable future.

Aligned has broken ground on its latest hyperscale data center campus, in the Chicago area, the company has announced.

A few months ago, we looked into the opportunity for veterans in the data center and internet infrastructure industry with Salute Mission Critical. Today, we return to that topic to talk with Aligned’s Billie Haggard.

As Loudoun, the home of the world’s largest concentration of data centers, marked International Data Center Day on Wednesday, the Data Center Coalition gave back by sponsoring meals for vaccination workers.

Two decades ago, graphics processing units, or GPUs, were used primarily to accelerate the rendering of 3D graphics for applications such as video gaming. However, it wasn’t before long that computer scientists realized that GPUs showed immense promise in solving some of the world’s most intractable computing problems.

Andrew has had a highly successful career in the data center industry and he is now the leader of one of the most exciting and cutting edge infrastructure technology organizations in the US.

The completion of the initial phase of Aligned’s SLC-02 will add significant capacity for organizations needing adaptive, efficient and scalable data center infrastructure for their growing cloud and application workloads.

Data center provider Aligned has opened its second data center in its Salt Lake City campus in West Jordan, Utah.

Data center real estate grew 21 percent in 2020 and it’s looking like 2021 will be a record year for the data center sector. CNBC’s Diana Olick reports from Aligned's data center, IAD-01, in Ashburn, VA.

Aligned CEO Andrew Schaap recently participated in the "Where does net zero sit in the digital infrastructure investment landscape?" panel at DCD>Towards Net-Zero, where he discussed how the importance of sustainability is creating a shift in the investment landscape.

Last year’s sudden and unforeseen COVID-19 crisis revealed what was already becoming obvious—technology has infiltrated almost all aspects of daily life, creating more and more data that needs to be processed and stored, optimally in a purpose-built data center.

The beauty of Aligned’s cooling technology is its versatility and modularity. Our customers can initiate at one density profile and scale vertically up to 50kW per rack at their own pace without exotic cooling solutions or a large number of moving parts to maintain.

There’s no better time to turn to an industry’s leaders and experts for advice and strategies than during turbulent times. And 2020 fit the bill. Part of Data Center Frontier’s mission is education. In our Voices of the Industry feature, we share the experience of data center executives on the front lines of innovation.

In a year of rapid change and heightened uncertainty, the data center industry changed in ways that could resonate for years to come.

Demand for capacity has surged this year, and building projects have continued, despite changes required during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the opening panel of the online-only Datacenter Dynamics event.

Relative to a plethora of industries seeing capital flow into them, digital infrastructure has seen over $100 billion flow into the space over the past handful of years, and according to Anubhav Raj, CFO, Aligned, that trend is expected to continue.