Exploring the evolution of the enterprise data center
As the dust settles, the post-pandemic business value of a hybrid IT environment has come into sharp focus for the modern enterprise. With the ability to rapidly deploy infrastructure in a third-party facility, scale with ease in the public cloud, whilst maintaining control over confidential proprietary data on-premise, it is no surprise that firms are doubling down on their efforts to move workloads between colocation and the cloud.
With the rise of AI, IoT, 5G and edge adoption igniting the need for digital transformation within the enterprise sector, it is essential for enterprise IT and capacity planning professionals to balance the need for speed, agility, security and cost-efficiency with a focus on how their data infrastructure impacts the environment.
As we host the world’s leading voices on hybrid IT and multi-tenant computing, we will ask:
Can public cloud fend off workload repatriation?
Is there sufficient transparency around sustainability in your enterprise IT supply chain?
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With a plethora of processing, networking and storage options on offer, Johnson & Johnson and NTT discuss how to ensure your environments are adequately prepared to meet the computing needs of the future
In this visionary interview, Sami Badri, leading TMT sector analyst talks to Andrew Power, CFO of Digital Realty, the world’s largest colo operator about the new dynamics of the retail colocation model
We look at the impact the pandemic has had on the demand for low-latency connectivity and what infrastructure is needed to support the rapid transport of workloads between multi- clouds and beyond