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Humidity and COVID-19 in data centers
Data center managers have gone to some lengths to avoid transmission of the COVID-19 virus in their facilities. Fortunately, many factors help keep transmission rates
Uptime Institute’s 10th Annual Data Center Survey is here!
2020 It’s HERE!!! Every year, Uptime Institute reaches out to thousands of industry leaders, enterprises and suppliers, to ask them about their view of where
Best-in-class data center provisioning: Simplify, Standardize, Repeat
2020 Demand for IT capacity continues to grow rapidly across the globe, which has driven the need for more industrialized approaches to data center provisioning
Rad Web Hosting Announces Small Business Assistance for Web Hosting and VPS for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Rad Web Hosting has enacted the Small Business Relief Effort, effective immediately, to assist businesses impacted by Covid-19 health and economic crises. Rad Web Hosting Announces
Cleaning a data center: Contractors vs. DIY
Modern data centers are rarely dirty places, but even so, most are a lot cleaner now than they were before COVID-19 became a concern. A
COVID-19: Critical impact and legacy
UI 2020 What will be the long-lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the digital critical infrastructure industry? It may be too soon to ask
Rad Web Hosting Announces 1-hour Deployment of Pre-built Dedicated Servers
Rad Web Hosting is providing 40% off pre-built dedicated servers with as fast as 1-hour server deployment. Rad Web Hosting provides Pre-built Dedicated Servers Hosting
Data Center cleaning and sanitization: detail, cost and effectiveness
2020 Fear of the coronavirus or confirmed exposure has caused about half (49%) of data center owners to increase the frequency of regular cleanings, according
COVID-19: What worries data center management the most?
To date, the critical infrastructure industry has mostly managed effectively with reduced staff, deferred maintenance, social distancing and new patterns of demand. While there have