Incorporating data center education into college curricula is a cost-effective option for closing the talent gap because, instead of relying on third-party partners, upskilling existing workers, or poaching employees from direct competitors, we’ll be able to grow new data center professionals.

Systems Applications and Products (SAP) has played a critical role in giving dimensions to digital transformation for the energy and power sector over the last 10-12 years.

Data center vendor competition is heating up, creating an unprecedented level of choice for colocation buyers.

Accommodating remote workers and customers, making facilities safer and more efficient, and driving higher performance will be the hallmarks of data center trends.

Interestingly, the introduction of modular data center designs has, perhaps as an unforeseen consequence, begun to provide a conduit for expanding the construction talent pool.

Network resilience, or the ability to prevent and withstand network disruptions, is becoming an increasingly critical component for business continuity.

Most important to the challenge of sustainability is the matter of how we design, build and operate the physical data centers.

Until now, one of the biggest roadblocks for appliance adoption was limited range.

Since the beginning of 2020, quarantines and lockdowns across the globe revealed the need for many organizations to invest more into their network infrastructure.

With regard to the mechanism of data replication in a HA cloud configuration, you have basically two options. You can use the always-on availability groups (AGs) feature of SQL Server, or you can use a third party SANless cluster tool.