Data Center Frontier | March 19, 2021 | Rich Miller
infrastructure
COVID-19 & Digital Transformation: Healthcare
As in many industries, COVID-19 has forced drastic changes to the status quo, and healthcare organizations are greatly increasing their use of telehealth and remote patient consulting and monitoring while also supporting remote work for employees when possible. Successful digital transformations in healthcare will require enough bandwidth and processing power to handle unprecedented amounts of
Challenges at the Edge: The Rocky Road to 5G
Although 5G does live up to its hype when it comes to drastically increased bandwidth, faster speeds, and lower latency, it will not come seamlessly. The full rollout will be longer, more complex, and more expensive than industries, government, and citizens would like. However, no matter how long it takes or how much it costs,
Colocation: The Perfect Complement to Hybrid Cloud
Hybrid cloud architectures integrate private clouds and third-party public clouds, with each one handling different workloads and processes.
Microservices Without Latency: Having Your Cake & Eating It Too
Challenges around latency, scalability and load balancing are preventing organizations from fully reaping the benefits of microservices.
The Connectivity Gap in Rural Education
As we leave the industrial age behind us and move into the information age, education is undergoing a profound transformation.
Rural Businesses Need Broadband to Prosper
Broadband access and high-speed internet connectivity have become essential to economic prosperity.
Why Broadband Is Crucial for Rural America
Roughly one-third of rural Americans lack access to high-speed broadband, compared with just 4% of urban Americans. The internet service that many rural Americans can access is slower, has limited capacity for downloading and uploading, and costs more than in urban areas. This prevents millions of Americans from participating in the digital economy and deprives
Data Center Security – Can a Data Center Ever Be 100% Secure?
Every company strives to ensure that its IT infrastructure and data are secure. And data centers need to do everything they can to support these efforts on the part of their tenants. There are two additional dimensions of security that data center operators in particular need to lock down: physical security and logical security.
Macquarie to Bankroll ‘Ambitious Expansion’ by Netrality Data Centers
Data Center Knowledge | September 05, 2019 | Yevgeniy Sverdlik
Macquarie Strikes Again, Buys Netrality
Telecom Ramblings | September 04, 2019 | Rob Powell
Macquarie Infrastructure Partners Buys Netrality Data Centers
CRN | September 04, 2019 | Mark Haranas
