Olivia Grey
There are a lot of things that people need to consider when selecting a data center footprint as this business is facing a massive wave of change, with consolidation, cost control, converged infrastructure and the cloud all pushing businesses to look at new ways to build the facilities to serve both internal and external customers. Due to this wide range of companies ranging from airflow monitoring to real estate. We present a recap of ten noteworthy stories that appeared this month.
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In Amazon’s vision, the role of “hybrid” is simply to smooth the transition to an all-cloud infrastructure and let customers’ existing infrastructure investments reach their natural end of life.
Last year, Etsy’s infrastructure group took on a challenge to scale Etsy’s API traffic by 20 times. HHVM showed a promising increase in throughput, so the custom goods giant migrated over with fantastic results.
IIX and U.K.-based IX Reach are coming together to build a large global intelligent footprint.
A 100-percent-channel business, it’s not quite a household name, despite it being called a “billion-dollar unicorn” in the enterprise backup and recovery, and data de-duplication segment.
End goal of the server on switch is to make it possible for developers to take advantage of FPGAs to write applications that can be deployed as close to the network switch as possible.
Fuel cells that run on natural gas continue to make their way into the data center market.
Where does storage play a role? When is it only compute? What about cloud computing and integration? What are some actual use cases behind these kinds of technologies?
AWS remains the leader in Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) adoption among enterprise IT buyers, but Azure is not only breathing down its neck, it was cited as the vendor enterprises will likely evaluate for their next IaaS supplier.
As enterprises build more and more software in-house, Docker (and many others) is seizing on the opportunity to sell tools to enterprise software developers.
The new incentives require a $25 million investment and 10 jobs for new data centers and an investment of $5 million and five new jobs for expansions.
Hi I am Olivia and I am a business services consultant. I love to browse and share anything interesting that comes my way while surfing Internet. My interests are watching movies and listening to i...
