As compelling as the title may have seemed, it turns out that the story read a lot like one of those mystery novels where it’s obvious who did it after the first page or two. If you, like me, guessed big cloud guys, consider yourself a member in good standing in the Hercule Poirot society of data center detectives.

Continued growth is in the cards.

When you were a kid, did your parents ever discourage you from hanging out with “that friend” or “that group of friends”?

We have the same type of cycle in the data center industry: when in doubt, talk about the future of the enterprise data center.

When Jesus said, “Let he among you who is without sin cast the first stone,” what he meant was: “Hey, nobody’s perfect.

I’m actually old enough to remember when people looked forward to airline travel.

It’s sad to say, but some people — and things — just can’t get out from under the negative connotations of a past action or two. In popular parlance, we refer to this as “Having a bad rep.”

Don’t we all agree that less is more? Einstein certainly thought so when he attempted to develop a “unified theory” that could explain the world of physics.

When I was a kid I wanted to be a major league shortstop. I’m pretty sure that most of you reading this had plans for an alternative career in your younger days.

The problem with dire predictions is that they can never account for the unexpected.