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Switch is now marketing a Modularly Optimized Data Design (MOD) of pre-fabricated data centers suitable for both large and small facilities, based on its own distinctive, giant data centers, and using proprietary […]
Data Center jobs are shifting from “racking and stacking” to administering tools and automation. This frees employees to focus on strategic business priorities but also changes their jobs — significantly. New tasks […]
Network World tested a Cisco Nexus 9516 with 1,024 fully loaded 50G Ethernet ports – the highest density core-switch test ever done by Network World – and found it capable of handling […]
Data centers are on track to consume roughly 140 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually by 2020, according to a 2014 report by the Natural Resources Defense Council. MEP engineers are tasked with […]
Keeping your DBAs happy is good for everyone. When DBAs get overwhelmed, they can miss problems, causing data loss, or overlook areas that can increase revenue and efficiency. Tweeted by @Touchdown_PR […]
The greatest barrier to public cloud adoption remains security issues. To make the cloud a safer place F5 and Equinix announced a partnership that combined F5’s cloud-ready application services and Equinix’s global […]
In keeping with the trend toward co-location and multi-tenant data centers, AOL is selling 65 acres of its 100 acre Sterling campus in Loudoun County, Virginia to colocation provider Sentinel Data Centers […]
“When talking about lowering costs most engineers only think about lower utility bills and forget about lowering operating costs across the board, even including insurance premiums. By making your in… Tweeted by […]
When employees of a telecom operator had the task of deploying fiber to an entire country, they needed training to learn how to successfully fuse fibers that were thinner than a strand […]
