Industry Perspectives

While an average data center is making better use of its energy, it’s more likely to suffer an outage.

In the era of big data, and the modern cyber security threat landscape, both positive and negative disruptions are matters of 'when' not 'if.'

Definitions for "downtime” and “unavailable” in the SLAs exclude many of the reasons applications fail.

One technique combines intelligent software with specialized power-control hardware, turning power into a resource that can be pooled dynamically across the whole data center.

When we look at the 'human' aspect of hybrid ecosystems, employees will need to learn new skills to coexist with current ones.

Single-phase immersion is the next generation; it doesn’t carry the negative baggage and the technology has been proven to be a low-cost and highly reliable solution.

As we continue to delve into this hybrid world, ensuring swift, easy access to data is no walk in the park.

Because Li-ion has a higher power density and is more lightweight than VRLA batteries, data center operators can now switch to smaller and lighter batteries.

Beyond innovations in the physical data center, differentiation can be achieved through the way a provider works with its customers.