Latest News on Cloud, Data Center, and Web Hosting
Latest News on Cloud, Data Center, and Web Hosting
Website Hosting ReviewMicrosoft will use a microgrid at a new data center in San Jose, Calif., which will use renewable natural gas (RNG) instead of diesel fuel to power its emergency backup…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewA service level agreement (SLA) is a contract between a cloud provider and a user. The SLA describes the provider’s minimum level of service, specified by performance metrics, and the…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewNTT Global Data Centers is expanding its presence in Northern Virginia with a massive new campus in Prince William County, the company said today. NTT has acquired property from Lerner…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewIT users have a growing universe of options to deploy their applications and services. In today’s edition of the DCF Data Center Executive Roundtable, our panel of industry thought leaders…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewTerje Jensen, SVP of Network Architecture at Norwegian operator Telenor said of the speed of edge infrastructure adoption: “I think we kind of have to be happy that it’s probably…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewSpeakers from big tech and the telecoms industry gathered for The Edge Event in London to wax around the potential, but also the difficulties involved, in the brave new world…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewLand banks are playing a growing role in data center expansions, as developers seek out partners with extensive land holdings. The latest example of this trend is Digital Realty’s entry…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewThe adoption of liquid cooling in data centers is on the rise. But interest in advanced cooling is no longer just about density and “hot hardware,” according to our panel…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewIn this edition of Voices of the Industry, Casey Moore, Energy and Sustainability Manager at Sabey Data Centers, explains the importance of partnering with a data center focused on sustainability.…
Read moreWebsite Hosting ReviewChip giant Nvidia has got a gang of firms together to build a virtual collaborative industrial workspace using edge computing and what it says is the world’s first 5G-enabled VR.…
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