On-prem data centers aren't dead
But they are standing very still
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But they are standing very still
How multi-tenant data centers can create a dynamic business model with emerging connectivity services
The Open Compute Project started out on racks. Now it has specifications for buildings - and wholesale colocation provider Kao Data welcomes them
How the data center must play its part in providing a secure marketplace for growth
Is there room for traditional enterprise facilities in today’s data center landscape?
Cloud will eventually swallow in-house data centers, but it will have to be hybrid cloud supported by colocation providers
Some operators prefer to build their own facility built to their own specifications. Others need to get into a market quickly, or see a bargain, with sitting tenants
Big markets pull ahead and operators all swallow each other up. It’s an exciting time for North American colocation
Bob Dylan could teach us all something about holistic data center planning
Colocation gives you physical access to systems, but the cloud cedes control to providers