Welcome to our 20th Data Center Executive Roundtable, a quarterly feature showcasing the insights of thought leaders on the state of the data center industry,
Category: Data Center
Will the pandemic accelerate the move to public cloud?
2020 As the COVID-19 pandemic has unfolded, many people have suggested that the business case for enterprises to move more workloads to the public cloud
The Role of PDU Design in Mission Critical Uptime
Marc Cram, Director of Sales for Server Technology, highlights what the role of PDU design means for mission critical uptime in today’s data centers. Marc Cram, Director
Vantage Expanding Campuses in Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley
Vantage Data Centers is continuing its global expansion by adding capacity in the two largest U.S. markets. The company said today that it is building
Facebook Adds 1.5 Million SF of Data Centers in $1 Billion Georgia Expansion
Ho hum, another Facebook data center campus expansion. Right? There’s a temptation to receive the social network’s relentless growth as business as usual, as Facebook
Greener Capital: Aligned Lines up $1 Billion for Expansion
Data center providers are used to discussing the sustainability requirements for their customers. Now there are similar conversations happening with their lenders. An early beneficiary
The Right Cloud Strategy Starts with the Right Data Center Strategy
JP Laqueur, Senior Vice President of Marketing at DataBank, explores the close ties between cloud strategy and success and data center strategy and approaches. JP Laqueur, SVP of Marketing,
NVIDIA Buys Arm: What It Means for Data Centers, AI and the Server Sector
NVIDIA’s $40 billion acquisition of Arm comes at a particularly dynamic moment for data center hardware, and the deal is likely to have broad impact
Racing in a Modular World
Blake Weaver, Data Center Specialist at ProLift Rigging, explores what it takes to win with modular construction in the speed to market race. Blake Weaver, Data
Microsoft: Servers in Our Underwater Data Center Are Super-Reliable
Servers housed for two years on the ocean floor were substantially more reliable than those in traditional data centers, Microsoft said today, a finding that