Separates companies getting real value from AI from those stuck running pilots in perpetuity

Why global memory shortages are risky business for on-prem IT

Adopting multicloud, on-prem or bidirectional solutions

How to plan for future expansion

Making strategic hybrid cloud decisions

Bringing liquid to the enterprise data center

Tips for transitioning from on-premises to a colocation provider

How emerging tech is revolutionizing mainframe-cloud integration

Private AI models offer advantages that can deliver energy efficiencies, lower power consumption, and centralized organizational control

Dedicated AI infrastructure helps ensure data is controlled, compliant and secure, while models remain accurate and differentiated. But is it cost effective?

Our investment in data centers and sea cables is driven by a commitment to empower the digital dreams of India

Embracing a combination of public, private, and on-prem

Why sale-leasebacks are becoming a core strategy for data center operators

The public cloud might not be the default solution for every business looking to thrive in the AI era

And how to use them to maximize efficiency

Repatriation is happening, how to make the most of it

Enterprises have various options on how and where to deploy their AI training and inference workloads

With day-to-day IT operations becoming more complex to manage, organizations must be more proactive when addressing tech debt

Having been in Atlanta this week for SC24, here are some takeaways from the conversations I’ve been a part of

Three of the top minds at Digital Realty answered the industry’s most pressing questions about what’s coming next for AI, HPC, and the data that drives them both

How to meet compliance requirements while accessing the cloud technology needed

How colos can help universities in their missions

Breaking through the fear of change

Is moving to the cloud the right option?

Bringing workloads back on-premise

Investment slowed in 2023

Getting access to data quickly is vital for businesses

The ban will likely mean more for data centers than it will for consumers