The pandemic ushered in a digital boom in 2020, driving data center digital modernization efforts at a rapid pace. A new special report from ABB explores how physical infrastructure, the data center, and the cloud are keeping up with new modular solutions delivery and streamlined operational support.
Data Center Innovation: Driving Flexibility with Microservices
It is imperative in today’s fast-paced data center environment that product and service innovations be rolled out quickly and safely. A new white paper from QTS explains how microservices have boosted the speed, flexibility, and resilience of their proprietary Service Delivery Platform (SDP).
Prefabricated Modular Data Centers: From Disruption to Default Option
The speed of disruption and the current data-surge cycle continues to demand transformation in the data-center industry. Download this white paper from Vertiv that addresses those questions and provides clarity on the specific benefits that PFM data centers can offer over traditional construction techniques — benefits that could eventually see PFM shift from being an alternative and disruptive technology to becoming the default option for new data center capacity in the future.
Data Center 101: Data Center Solutions
The Data Center 101: Data Center Solutions report, brought to you in partnership with Open Spectrum, is part of the Data Center Frontier Data Center 101 Special Report series. This entry, one of of a group of 14 reports that cover the ins and outs of the data center industry, walks readers through the different data center solutions available today to their clients. Download the new report for an introduction to today’s top data center solutions, and when to use them.
IO Data Center Solution
Whether you’re planning to colocate for the first time, or are looking for a new colocation provider, this Solution Guide will help you understand how the IO data center solution solves your capacity needs better than the status quo. Download this guide to learn more.
The Evolved Data Center Model
The evolved data center model allows you only buy the space and power you want. Where the traditional colocation model locks you into long-term contracts for power you may not use, the evolved pay- for-use model eliminates the need to forecast IT demand and provides control over capacity. As a result, you reduce waste and align your data center to the needs of your business.
Data Center Frontier is edited by Rich Miller, the data center industry’s most experienced journalist. For more than 20 years, Rich has profiled the key role played by data centers in the Internet revolution.