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An explosion of power forces a new change in information technology! It boggles the mind to try and imagine how technology is growing at exponential rates. Hyperscale data centers are redefining data delivery and information technology as we know it. […]

More and more companies are turning to server colocation to meet their ever-expanding data storage and management needs, but choosing the right colocation provider is just as crucial as choosing colocation itself. As new technologies demand increasingly sophisticated data strategies, […]

If you are remotely serious about pursuing Data Centers as your career path, then you need to start investing your time into professional Data Center certifications. These certifications can not only teach you about the ins and outs of the […]

Imagine your data center being a swath of computing, networking and storage hardware from a variety of variant vendors which are all controllable not individually but by software that overlays the entire operation. Sounds fascinating right? Well, the software-defined data […]

While many of us might not take notice, the presence of cloud everywhere is a general concept now. It can easily be said that ‘cloud’ is global and omnipresent. A common example of its presence is when you check your […]

There’s no denying that technology has brought revolutionary changes in this era but who would have thought about moving to the clouds. Metaphoric, but the statement isn’t entirely incorrect. With rapid changes in the digital world of rapid adaptation of […]

Developing business owners are often trying to upgrade from servers to a better system called the data center which can only be possible in two ways; by getting a section within an existing data center, or getting developers to build […]

“By 2025, over 175 zettabytes of data is expected, thereby paving the way for the data centers to play an indispensable role in the computation, storage, and management of information.” – IDC’s Data Age 2025 Whitepaper Because of this steadily increasing […]

A typical data center is defined as a part within a building, a building itself or a cluster of buildings dedicated to housing computer systems, storage systems, telecommunication systems, and all other associated components. Given the digitization of industries and […]