Hyperscale has come to mean a lot of things, but at its core is the ability to scale all elements of IT architecture and provision rapidly to meet demand as it increases. This is the final of three entries in a Data Center Frontier series and focuses on the different elements of a hyperscale data center.
Selecting the Right Hyperscale Partner
With virtualization and cloud computing in the mix, it is more important now than ever to have the right hyperscale data center partner in place. This is the second of three entries in a Data Center Frontier series. This post focuses on how to select the right hyperscale partner.
How Hyperscale Will Disrupt the Data Center Market
Hyperscale will represent 47 percent of all installed data center servers by 2020. This is the first of three entries in a Data Center Frontier series that explores how hyperscale will disrupt the data center market.
DCIM: Moving Beyond the Physical Aspects of the Data Center
This is the fourth and final entry in a Data Center Frontier series that explores the ins and outs of DCIM systems.
DCIM System Implementation and Training
This is the third entry in a Data Center Frontier series that explores key DCIM functionality considerations, and how to tell if your company should adopt a DCIM system.
Key DCIM Functionality Considerations
This is the second entry in a Data Center Frontier series that explores key DCIM functionality considerations, and how to tell if your company should adopt a DCIM system.
Are You a Candidate for a DCIM System?
This is the first entry in a Data Center Frontier series the ins and outs of a data center infrastructure system, and how to tell if your company would benefit from a DCIM. One of the major considerations that organizations need to examine and address before contemplating a DCIM solution is to assess their own organization’s existing departments and interdepartmental practices, procedures and pain points.
Local Healthcare Companies Are Key Vertical in Boston Market
Boston is home to 884,000 square feet (SF) of commissioned data center space, representing 88 megawatts (MW) of commissioned power, according to market research from datacenterHawk.
Boston’s Supply of Data Center Space Stable Amid Rising Demand
Boston’s active startup ecosystem also creates demand for data center services. There are more than 1,800 startups in the Greater Boston area,
3 Factors Driving Boston Data Center Market Growth
Strong clusters of customers in higher education, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical sector drive demand for data center space in the Greater Boston market.
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