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February 6, 2013

What’s the Difference between a Tier III & IV Data Center

Retail colocation space is typically leased from a tier III or tier IV data center. The later of which is a bit of a rarity and is typically reserved for enterprise level clients. That’s all fine and dandy but the […]
February 5, 2013

Telecom Driving Data Center Demand

Even in a struggling economy, the telecomm industry continues to grow and is driving a data center boom. As a result, major telecom companies are forced to adapt in order to keep up with demand. Two telecom giants that are […]
February 4, 2013

Mac Mini – Performance On a Budget

If you’re looking for a compact yet powerful desktop Mac has got you covered. The Mac Mini has been around since 2005 but has truly evolved along the way. Originally intended to be the “most affordable Mac Ever”, the Mac […]
January 30, 2013

Microsoft Plans Data Center Expansion

Microsoft has constructed many of its latest data centers using state-of-the-art equipment and/or designs. Microsoft has just announced it will invest $348 million into its existing data center campus in Virginia. This investment adds to the initial amount Microsoft paid […]
January 30, 2013

You Don’t Have to be a Pro to Run Mac OS X Server

One of the main concerns with customers looking colocate or setup a Mac Server is one of simplicity. Apple Proves you don’t need to be an IT Pro to setup, maintain and run your own server. More than just a […]
January 29, 2013

Coachella Site Crashes – Sells Out Before Coming Back Online

Music Festival Needs More Bandwidth If you’re a techie by day and music lover by night then you probably have more than a better idea as to why Coachella’s website crashed this morning. As many music fans know, Coachella tickets […]
January 25, 2013

New Jersey Power Failure Knocks Govt. off-line

A power failure at a primary New Jersey data center knocked several state agencies offline Thursday afternoon. The cause of failure had not been identified but raises important questions about the city’s data recovery and business continuity planning. A power […]
January 25, 2013

100 Percent Uptime: What It Really Means

In our industry, everyone claims to have 100% uptime (including us). While major data center companies come dangerously close to attaining 100% uptime, saying so is really more of a marketing ploy. Depending on who you ask, some may tell […]
January 18, 2013

Online Data Storage: Backup Made Easy

No matter how careful you may be, accidents can happen and data can be lost. To many, backing up online is an easy solution. The importance of backing up your computer files cannot be stressed enough. No matter how careful […]
Online Data Storage: Backup Made Easy
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