With the colocation space becoming ever more saturated, David Fiore, senior software product manager at Opengear, discusses how colo providers can differentiate themselves in an already crowded marketplace, and explores how to find a value-added model that works for you. A recent study
Arturo di Filippi, global offering manager for large power systems at Vertiv, explores how your UPS may have more green potential than you think. Whilst the pandemic placed sustainability on the back seat in 2020, there’s no doubt it is resurfacing as
Michael Rostad, global information technology director at Sims Lifecycle Services (SLS) explores the circularity of data centre hardware. The world as it is today has become heavily reliant on technology, especially since the pandemic forced many to shift from in-person to virtual.
With green credentials now top of many customer’s agendas as well as the need for data to be processed closer to the source, Ali Fenn, president at ITRenew, explores ways to optimise sustainability in edge data centres in order to satisfy these
Dennis Thankachan, Lightyear’s CEO and cofounder, debunks the common misconceptions and misunderstandings that surround colocation. There are several common misconceptions and misunderstandings when it comes to colocation. Perceived barriers of entry include everything from the fact that colocation is expensive, inflexible, or
Neville Louzado, head of sales at Hyve Managed Hosting, dispels the myth that companies need to choose between a public and private cloud, and espouses the potential benefits of a hybrid solution. In one form or another, digital transformation was already well
Data centre expansion will add over one and a half million tonnes to Ireland’s carbon emissions by 2030, according to the Irish Academy of Engineering. With emissions on the rise, using gas to power standby gensets could help reduce harmful pollutants generated
John Hall, managing director at Proximity Data Centres, explores how edge colocation could be the answer to delivering 5G services. According to Gartner, edge computing will account for 75% of enterprise-generated data by 2025. Today it only accounts for 10%. The huge
Here, Power Control explores the ever upward trajectory of the data centre market and highlights the advances in UPS technology that will pave the way for further success, not only now, but in the future.
With Covid-19 restrictions likely to remain in place for weeks or even months to come, Riello UPS business development manager Chris Cutler explains why remote UPS monitoring remains more important than ever. For many businesses, 2020 marked what is likely to become
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