Colocation stories - Page 25
In technology, colocation is used when an organisation or an entity rents space for server and hardware storage to another organisation. Power, internet connection, cooling and security systems are supplied to the tenants.
This shared space between two or more organisations has many advantages. First, it is beneficial for the renters, as they can make a profit with unused space in their infrastructure. This fair trade also saves tenants money because they don’t have to build infrastructure and pay for facilities.
Colocation is also a good thing for the environment because it allows a reduction of infrastructure and optimisation of energy costs at the same time.
This shared space between two or more organisations has many advantages. First, it is beneficial for the renters, as they can make a profit with unused space in their infrastructure. This fair trade also saves tenants money because they don’t have to build infrastructure and pay for facilities.
Colocation is also a good thing for the environment because it allows a reduction of infrastructure and optimisation of energy costs at the same time.
Critical data centre operations is just like F1
Thu, 13th Dec 2018
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Schneider's David Gentry believes critical data centre operations share many parallels to a formula 1 race car team.
Record revenues from servers selling like hot cakes
Thu, 13th Dec 2018
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The relentless demand for data has resulted in another robust quarter for the global server market with impressive growth.
Schneider Electric's bets for the 2019 data centre industry
Wed, 12th Dec 2018
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From IT and telco merging to the renaissance of liquid cooling, here are the company's top predictions for the year ahead.
Fujitsu's WA data centre undergoing efficiency upgrade
Wed, 12th Dec 2018
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Fujitsu's Malaga data centre in Perth has hit a four-star rating from National Australia Built Environment Rating System (NABERS).
A data centre manager's Christmas wish list
Tue, 11th Dec 2018
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Data centre managers are hoping for a Christmas miracle too—solutions for tech asset management, software audits, and infrastructure insight to drive revenue.
Google says 'circular economy' needed for data centres
Tue, 11th Dec 2018
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Google's Sustainability Officer believes major changes are critical in data centres to emulate the cyclical life of nature.
White box losing out to brands in 100 GE switching market
Tue, 11th Dec 2018
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White box vendors lost ground to brands like H3C, Cisco and Huawei in the 100 GE data centre switching market during 2018, per Dell'Oro Group report.
HPE to supply tech to Formula E racing team
Fri, 7th Dec 2018
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Monaco-based VENTURI Formula E Team has partnered with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to enhance its operational efficiency and engineering excellence.
Data Exchange Networks achieves world-first
Thu, 6th Dec 2018
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After receiving a new Uptime Institute award, DXN is now the first modular data centre developer in the world equipped to blend different standards.
Why the future of IT infrastructure is always on and always available
Thu, 6th Dec 2018
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As more organisations embrace digital business, infrastructure and operations leaders will need to evolve their strategies and skills to keep up.
Malaysia investing in data-driven future – but obstacles remain
Thu, 6th Dec 2018
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The country has openly expressed its desire to become the prime destination for high-tech industries in Southeast Asia.
Is the on-premises data centre really going to 'die'?
Thu, 6th Dec 2018
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Gartner certainly thinks so, as it expects the sheer majority of enterprises to have binned their on-premises facility by 2025.
Gartner's ten 2019 trends for infrastructure and operations
Wed, 5th Dec 2018
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As IT infrastructure and operations take an continually growing role in the IT ecosystem, Gartner highlights what to prepare for in the year ahead.
Vertiv's 5 most noteworthy data centre trends for 2019
Wed, 5th Dec 2018
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Vertiv has placed particular emphasis on edge computing being the 'epicentre' of innovation in the data centre space.
Gartner: Infrastructure services moving beyond the edge
Tue, 4th Dec 2018
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Gartner reports infrastructure service providers must expand beyond edge computing, embracing digital touchpoints to meet evolving customer demands.
Lenovo DCG takes ANZ partners on Europe experience
Tue, 4th Dec 2018
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The fully-funded tour included the Nutanix conference in London, the Lenovo EMEA data centre, and driving on the Autobahn in fire-breathing Mercs.
Data centre operations must become more standardised
Tue, 4th Dec 2018
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Schneider Electric's Anthony DeSpirito says with data centres being crucial to business profit and loss, CIOs must now be a partner in all strategic decisions.
AWS provides a shot in the Arm with new servers
Thu, 29th Nov 2018
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While it can't claim to be the first one to deploy them, it does win the race of the cloud giants in offering the architecture as a cloud service.
EkkoSense: 5 steps to maximising data centre performance
Wed, 28th Nov 2018
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The company has shared what it believes are the five data centre optimisation trends that will maximise data centre performance in 2019.
HPE exec discusses how AI is transforming storage
Wed, 28th Nov 2018
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Brett Lobwein says as IT infrastructures become increasingly complex (and the cost of downtime skyrockets) the only option is AI.