Edge computing is growing exponentially and is part of a cybersecurity landscape with new risks that organizations must be aware of and prepared for. As the need for edge computing in IoT environments grows, so will the need to connect to local, interconnected data centers. Colocation facilities can provide the low latency and processing speeds...
Nerd Street Gamers will open the world’s first esports industry campus called “The Block” at Netrality’s 401 North Broad Street in Philadelphia. “The Block” will be home to Nerd Street Gamers’ headquarters, global broadcasting studios, dedicated training centers for professional teams and schools, and educational space for community partners.
Gaming has evolved from challenging the person sitting next to you, to competing with players around the globe. Without ultra-low latency, such competition is simply not possible. And, with emerging technologies such as augmented reality (AR), the importance of low latency will increase even further.
By the end of 2022, the global enterprise quantum computing market is estimated to be over $2.7 billion and is projected to reach about $11 billion by 2027.
In 1992, the science fiction novel Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson first spoke about the metaverse. He described it to be a world where humans were programmable avatars, interacting with each other in a virtual world — parallel to the physical world. For many, the metaverse is futuristic, not tangible, or viable. Let’s reminisce about...
Netrality’s colocation data centers, home to hundreds of the biggest networks around the globe, are the epicenter of connectivity in our markets. Peering at Netrality’s urban-located facilities provides Faster speeds, increased bandwidth, greater reliability, and lower costs.
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