Colocation stories - Page 41
In technology, colocation is used when an organisation or an entity rents space for server and hardware storage to another organisation. Power, internet connection, cooling and security systems are supplied to the tenants.
This shared space between two or more organisations has many advantages. First, it is beneficial for the renters, as they can make a profit with unused space in their infrastructure. This fair trade also saves tenants money because they don’t have to build infrastructure and pay for facilities.
Colocation is also a good thing for the environment because it allows a reduction of infrastructure and optimisation of energy costs at the same time.
This shared space between two or more organisations has many advantages. First, it is beneficial for the renters, as they can make a profit with unused space in their infrastructure. This fair trade also saves tenants money because they don’t have to build infrastructure and pay for facilities.
Colocation is also a good thing for the environment because it allows a reduction of infrastructure and optimisation of energy costs at the same time.
Australia’s first data centre with carbon neutral corporate operations
Wed, 13th Feb 2019
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NEXTDC achieves a milestone, becoming Australia's first carbon neutral data centre operator by partnering with Qantas Future Planet for carbon offset credits.
123Net forms partnership to support Michigan’s innovation drive
Wed, 13th Feb 2019
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With self-driving cars entering the market, the amount of data being used and generated is skyrocketing - demanding the need for more data centres.
DigiPlex launches new colo hall in Stockholm data centre
Wed, 13th Feb 2019
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DigiPlex unveils a new colocation hall at its Stockholm data centre, enhancing capacity to meet the rising demand for secure, eco-friendly IT services.
Lenovo launches new IT infrastructure-as-a-service offering
Wed, 13th Feb 2019
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Customers can now use and pay for data centre hardware and services - on-premise or at a customer-preferred location - without having to purchase the equipment.
Industry vet Jay Adelson appointed to Megaport board
Wed, 13th Feb 2019
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Megaport fortifies its leadership by appointing industry veteran Jay Adelson to its Board of Directors, emphasising innovation and global focus.
IDC: Growth in ICT spend driven by cloud infrastructure
Tue, 12th Feb 2019
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Service providers account for a growing share of ICT spending, led by a surge of cloud infrastructure spending, according to IDC.
Businesses ‘well-served’ to look into HCI
Tue, 12th Feb 2019
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Hyperconverged infrastructure, or HCI, is growing at a rapid rate, offering benefits such as scalability and agility, says Comport.
Kao Data secures financial injection to expand operations
Tue, 12th Feb 2019
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London wholesale colocation data centre services provider Kao Data has sealed a deal with a significant investment partner.
NEXTDC ships micro data centre from Sweden for WA customers
Mon, 11th Feb 2019
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Data-centre-as-a-service provider NEXTDC has formed a partnership with prefabricated data centre specialist Flexenclosure.
Colt DCS’ new India manager to oversee hyperscale development
Mon, 11th Feb 2019
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Colt DCS appoints Sujeet Deshpande as India's country head to lead the largest hyperscale data centre development in Asia Pacific, excluding China.
Interview: Emerging trends for a sustainable data centre industry
Mon, 11th Feb 2019
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SPIE UK's Peter Westwood discusses the various technologies emerging both now and in the future to boost energy efficiency among data centres.
Park Place jumps aboard girls in STEM initiative
Sat, 9th Feb 2019
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It’s no secret that the IT industry and data centre circles are short of female representation, and this trio hopes to help overcome that issue.
Cisco completes US$660m acquisition of semiconductor company
Thu, 7th Feb 2019
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Cisco has finalised its US$660m acquisition of semiconductor firm Luxtera, aiming to boost chip performance and cater to rising internet bandwidth demand.
India’s ‘data eruption’ to cause boom in private cloud
Thu, 7th Feb 2019
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India's burgeoning IT sector is set to experience a significant boost as 'data eruption' propels a private cloud boom, says IDC.
Migration away from on-prem data centres stalled by security
Thu, 7th Feb 2019
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Despite the surging cloud adoption that is rife around the world, a new study has revealed there’s still a lack of understanding around security.
NEXTDC’s M1 data centre gains Australia-first certification
Thu, 7th Feb 2019
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NEXTDC’s M1 data centre in Melbourne has made history as the first in Australia to achieve a NABERS 5-star rating, setting a new energy efficiency benchmark.
Australia's first NABERS 5-star rated data centre
Wed, 6th Feb 2019
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NEXTDC announced that its M1 Melbourne data centre has been officially certified as Australia’s first NABERS 5-star rated DC.
AWS’ on-premises play an admission of hybrid cloud's future
Wed, 6th Feb 2019
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According to Nutanix’s Jeff Smith, public cloud is not - and never has been - a panacea, and it seems the world has finally caught up to that fact.
Alibaba Cloud making global moves with new data centre
Tue, 5th Feb 2019
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Opening a second data centre in Indonesia, a relatively small but growing IT economy, shows Alibaba is thinking strategically about its place in APAC.
Four Chinese OEMs among top 10 global semiconductor customers
Tue, 5th Feb 2019
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Four Chinese OEMs—Huawei, Lenovo, BBK Electronics, and Xiaomi—have surged into the top 10 global semiconductor buyers, Gartner reveals.