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Cologix CEO Bill Fathers on the Pandemic, the Colocation Market, and Strategy The Data Center Podcast: After a nervous pause at the start of the pandemic, the major North American data center provider’s business skyrocketed. Cologix exemplifies just about every big trend the data center industry is seeing these days. It’s one of the beneficiaries of the large appetite infrastructure investors and sovereign wealth funds now have for investing in data center businesses. Its retail coloc...

How Colocation Providers are Positioning for Hybrid Cloud: QTS The colocation heavyweight chooses to focus on optimizing its network for hybrid cloud use cases, leaving the rest of the hybrid architecture up to its customers. As more and more businesses pivot to hybrid cloud architectures, data center colocation providers are working to make sure their platforms jive with hybrid models. But they are doing so in different ways. To assess the state of hybrid cloud within the colocation mark...

2021 State of the Edge Report Shows Impact of COVID-19 on Edge Use A recent edge report by the Linux Foundation concluded that the global pandemic has changed which industries will have the largest edge computing architecture footprint going forward. Surprising nobody who’s watched IT news for the last year, the most recent edition of the Linux Foundation’s annual State of the Edge report documented the lingering impact that COVID-19-prompted edge computing developments will have. The...

Yevgeniy Sverdlik, Data Center Knowledge: Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Data Center Podcast. This is Yevgeniy, editor in chief of Data Center Knowledge. Today were lucky to have with us Charlie Boyle. He is a VP at Nvidia. There, he runs the DGX systems unit. That unit makes and sells Nvidia supercomputers for AI, lots of really cool stuff were going to talk about today. Charlie, thank you so much for talking to us today. Charlie Boyle, Nvidia: Yevgeniy Sverdlik, Data Center Knowledge: Lets gi...

How Colocation Providers are Positioning for Hybrid Cloud: Equinix The world’s largest colocation provider sees hybrid cloud as more than merely integrating with the hyperscalers’ hybrid offerings. As more and more businesses pivot to hybrid cloud architectures, data center colocation providers are working to make sure their platforms jive with hybrid models. But they are doing so in different ways. To assess the state of hybrid cloud within the colocation market, Data Center Knowledg...

A Data Center Knowledge webcast on the shape edge computing infrastructure is taking in the data center. Mar 03, 2021 Time: 12:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time Duration: 1 hour Applications already running on edge computing infrastructure of one sort or another and applications that have yet to come pose a lot of questions from the physical data center perspective. Does it run in micro-data centers? Does it run in colocation facilities? Does it run in office IT closets? What part of the edge...

Buy now! ✨ Good morning! The Oppo Find X3 Pro and X3 series launch right about now — I’ll keep things short today and recap it tomorrow! Daily Authority: Toyota’s first EV tease, Canoo, and more tech news today 11/03/21 newsletter New and sometimes strange EVs Here are three short bits of news on new EVs that I have helpfully ranked in order of importance: (The Verge): Toyota isn’t saying much beyond the name X Prologue and this little microsite to go with it. We do know Toyota has ...

Data Center Podcast: Stack Infrastructure’s Tim Hughes on the business of hyperscale computing facilities. Tim Hughes got his start in the data center industry when his friend offered him a contract position at Facebook’s first data center. The social network was leasing space at a DuPont Fabros Technology (now part of Digital Realty) facility in Ashburn, Virginia. The job wasn’t glorious. It entailed pulling pallets, sweeping floors, racking and stacking. “Everybody that has work...

They have changed how cables are funded, where they land, and how they’re designed. A couple weeks ago a new submarine cable linking US and Europe came online. The system, called Dunant, set a new record for data transmission capacity on a subsea cable, and that record has everything to do with one of its primary investors and users, Google, and a trend the company started more than a decade ago, which has since reshaped the submarine cable industry. The tech giant was first of the big ...

Weve identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why theyre important and how they will affect you.