Top 5 Data Center Stories of the Week: December 15, 2019Top 5 Data Center Stories of the Week: December 15, 2019
For your weekend reading, here are some of the top stories that appeared on DCK this week.
December 15, 2019
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Capital One to Shut Down Its Last Three Data Centers Next Year - Pushing against the hybrid-cloud narrative, the bank is ‘all-in on public cloud.’
Going Public, Vertiv Expects to Pay Down Debt, Eyes Acquisitions - A merger deal would see Vertiv go public again and fuel its next stage of growth.
How Enterprises Could One Day Use Their Data Centers to Be Their Own 5G Providers - A demo shows feasibility of 5G and LTE edge with containers, Kubernetes, and no NFV.
Chinese State-Backed Data Center Builder Claims Record Investment, Led by Morgan Stanley - Tenglong Holding Group, aka Tamron, says it’s raised $3.7 billion to build data centers across China.
Douglas Toombs, VP analyst, Gartner
How to Measure Your Cloud Success in Kilowatts - A Gartner analyst suggests kilowatts can be “the perfect progress metric” for implementation of an enterprise cloud strategy.
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