Hybrid cloud architectures integrate private clouds and third-party public clouds, with each one handling different workloads and processes.
How Colocation Enables Machine Learning as a Service
Over the last decade, what began with software as a service (SaaS) has proliferated into more advanced offerings such as platform as a service (PaaS) and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Now, even something as complex and data-intensive as machine learning can be offered as a service—if you have enough bandwidth.
What Makes a Data Center an Ecosystem?
As demands for performance and capacity have increased, the data center has changed. And central to that change is interconnection between the tenants in the data center. In essence, the interconnected data center looks less like an apartment building filled with strangers, and more like an ecosystem whose inhabitants depend on and interact with each
Industry Perspective: The Internet of Things is Changing the Role of Data Centers
As enterprises adopt IoT technology and modern data demands require highly distributed, always-on IT delivery methods, IT leaders will need to leverage data center nodes in core markets where processing can occur near the data source.
Why Interconnected Colocation is Necessary for Your Data-Driven Enterprise
For organizations relying on latency-sensitive technology to grow or stay competitive, interconnected colocation enables the fastest processing speeds with its local connectivity as well as its ability access cloud on-ramps.
