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You know your business can thrive with colocation. Here are 5 unbeatable arguments to advocate colocation to your boss.

Artificial Intelligence is not only a hype, it is an actual priority for the majority of the businesses. However, most companies are struggling to find people with the right skillsets to support AI initiatives. Read more.

Zero tolerance for mistakes and downtime, attention to detail, and technologies rapidly evolving are making the life of a data center manager..well, not easy. So, what are the main characteristics a data center manager should have in order to succeed? Let’s read...

We all know, a hybrid cloud is an environment where the private and public cloud services are used together to create value and efficiency. Yet, not all companies that use some public and some private cloud services have a hybrid cloud solution. Here are the differences and all you should know...

Colocation is all about placing your servers at modern data center facilities offering state of the art security, support, stellar performance, reliability, and scalability. Here are a few important things to consider throughout the process.

5G is coming to make our world faster, more resilient, and more efficiently automated. In this new landscape, data centers will play a crucial role. Read more.

The most important thing about security in the cloud is the multiple levels of controls available used to provide data and app security. If you couple this with scalability opportunities, you have the core benefits a modern business can get.

Done correctly, hybrid cloud infrastructure should certainly improve an organizations security level. However, security has to be a critical piece of a cloud strategy, or things might easily get out of hand. Let’s see what can go wrong in the process of setting up a perfect hybrid cloud.

As the world enjoys cloud-based technologies and advanced data center solutions, downtime prevention and business continuity have now become more critical than ever. In fact, especially for consumers, downtime for a service is an unaccepted phenomenon.