Close to half of a data center’s total energy use can go to keeping equipment properly cooled. The most common data center cooling method has been to simply refrigerate air through rows of […]
Four Startups – Four Liquid Cooling Designs for Data Centers
How Does Deploying Colocation Hubs Optimize Network Performance?
In this blog, we’re going to look at how placing high-speed, low-latency interconnection at distributed digital edge control points enables you to optimize network performance and leverage controls for greater security. Tweeted […]
The future of private clouds
Cloud computing has come a long way in ten years. A decade ago, the cloud, in all its forms, was largely the preserve of technology-based sectors, a place where techies developed and […]
Why this cryptocurrency company is moving into a $60-million Plano data center
dallasnews.com – All this means a demand for data centers with huge energy capacities and airtight security — Dallas-Fort Worth added 51 megawatts of data center capacity in 2017, making it the […]
Historic Mexican Hotel Fibers Up
Learn how Corning’s new ONE SD-LAN solution pushed fiber deeper into the horizontal to enable state-of-the-art technology at a historic hotel in Central Mexico. Read the source article at Corning
Why not let someone build it for you?
Have you ever calculated the amount of time it takes to move, stage, unpack and mount all of the components into your cabinets? Preconfigured cabinets can save you 30% while making your […]
New Job Board connects employers and fiber techs
Check out FiberNext’s NEW job board~Designed to connect employers w/ fiber techs. Where FO employers can post job openings & FO pros can post they are looking for employment. Please feel free […]
Global fiber-optic cable market 2018 report identifies top 20 players
A new market research report provides a comprehensive review of the global fiber-optic cable market with a compilation of the several factors driving and restraining this market, along with a thorough run-down […]
Five Reasons Data Center Liquid Cooling Is on the Rise
Traditionally reserved for mainframes and academic supercomputers, liquid cooling may soon be seeping into more enterprise data centers. New, more demanding enterprise workloads are pushing up power densities, leaving data center managers […]
Edge Computing: Clarity Over Confusion
There’s no denying that edge computing is one of the most exciting technological trends to come along in a long time. At the same time, there’s no denying the truth of edge […]
