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Each decade, the data center industry experiences exponential growth; from the construction of new facilities to the millions of interconnected IP networks. The most important factors though are that of operational cost and location. In order to reap the benefits […]

Every year tropical storms pose a threat to data centers all across the nation. The destruction wrought by Hurricane Sandy is a perfect example. Storms cause flooding, power loss and ultimately the loss of data stored on servers. Are latest […]

Verizon is the most recent company to throw open its doors to its data center. The view from inside may surprise you. Verizon is just as much a household name as any other telecom carrier. So why would their data […]

Top earning data centers prove that a colocation surplus is nothing to worry about. Digital Realty, CoreSite and Equinix have reported 3rd quarter revenue growth thanks to new leases and new business models. Who says you can’t thrive during a […]

 Natural disasters. Unfortunately they happen, and often times with vengeance. The destruction of east coast data centers wrought upon by Hurricane Sandy last week is only a painful reminder of the fact. So how can you protect your most critical […]

 On November 5th, 2012 at roughly 6pm PST, Google’s services went offline. A lot of companies rely on their Gmail, Gdocs and Gdrives to exchange work-related content. Not having access to these services are a big deal, but, understanding some […]

Hurricane Sandy has left a few NYC data centers flooded and damaged after the storm touched down. Several data centers in NYC were damaged after Hurricane Sandy flooded parts of lower Manhattan. The Hurricane has left millions without power and […]

You’ve heard it all before: cloud computing is changing the way we store and access precious bits of information. This past weekend, I woke up and did my usual routine. Basically, it consists of two glasses of water followed by […]