Sponsored From industrial Edge computing to cloud data centers – considerations for IIoT data management
Companies are facing questions around how and where to process and store vast amounts of IIoT data.
Companies are facing questions around how and where to process and store vast amounts of IIoT data.
Building edge data centers that deliver a high degree of performance, reliability and security takes a number of attributes not unlike those of a Formula 1 race team
Growth continues at the industrial edge
The market is changing
Next generation management tools take advantage of newer technologies, such as cloud computing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and mobile communications
Specialized building management and power monitoring digital tools are key assets for helping colocation facilities overcome the challenge of maintaining business continuity
Investments for upgrading or modernizing existing facilities and building new data centers are always hard fought, with pressure to demonstrate that dollars are being invested wisely
Cloud providers have been developing plans to extend the centralized data center cloud stacks all the way to the “local edge”
Perhaps nowhere is it more important to follow a trusted, standardized design then when building a hyperscale data center
Since we are focused exclusively on large data center applications, we are continuously learning from our customers and partners
As work and school from home becomes the new normal for the foreseeable future, a parallel concern to the availability of network bandwidth is a concern about household energy consumption
Edge computing solutions address issues that include the need for critical computing in remote locations, higher degrees of physical security, and space savings in already crowded facilities
Lessons from Schneider Electric’s International Colocation Club event.
A food & beverage industry edge computing story
Two of the vertical markets that are adopting new paradigms
Highlights from the International Colocation Club
When interpreted correctly, actionable insights from this data help savvy managers mitigate data center and Edge computing operations risk
With 5G on the horizon, we must look for ways to support the growth and maintain the increasingly critical edge by creating a collaborative ecosystem that builds resiliency
The price of renewables like wind and solar have fallen dramatically
With a CAPEX investment that’s annually edging closer to VRLA, smaller footprint and longer lifecycle, it’s clear why Li-ion has become a popular choice
Following and adhering to this framework will simplify the process and reduce risk