Colocation

The Data Center Podcast: After a nervous pause at the start of the pandemic, the major North American data center provider’s business skyrocketed.

Companies aren’t rushing to move all workloads to the cloud, but they aren’t sticking to old on-prem models either, survey shows.

The colocation heavyweight chooses to focus on optimizing its network for hybrid cloud use cases, leaving the rest of the hybrid architecture up to its customers.

Colocation sites in Houston and Austin will give Switch its first footprint in the strategically important Central US region.

The world’s largest colocation provider sees hybrid cloud as more than merely integrating with the hyperscalers’ hybrid offerings.

Mike Sicoli joined INAP to fix it. He says the company is now steady, prepared for the “street warfare” for share of the booming digital infrastructure market.

Several of the region’s characteristics add up to an attractive TCO for infrastructure to support digital transformation.

eStruxture's acquisition of eight Aptum facilities is the latest of multiple Canada-focused data center deals in recent years.

A key campus facility as close to Tokyo as Ashburn is to Washington could become the Jewel of Japan as soon as September.