Datacenter and Infrastructure

Next generation data centers rely on software-defined technologies as their logical layer, allowing for better control of physical and virtual resources. Automation. One of the biggest priorities of a next generation data center is automation—streamlining workflows and reducing the burden of manual upkeep.

The data centre services market was valued at $48.9 billion in 2020. It is speculated that by 2026 this figure will increase to $105.6 billion

When it comes to the next-generation data center, what does it really mean for organizations? Is it a data center that is fully automated with minimal human intervention or is it one that is energy efficient and environmentally friendly? Or is the next-generation data center just meant to be simplified?
For us, it’s all of the above and more. Despite the challenges, innovation is still at the heart of us.

Also Datacenter talk used to revolve purely around the physics of the site itself – the set-up and design, power, physical security, and uptime. But as they digitalize, data center customers – that is, enterprises – are developing a new set of demands. They want a solution for the digital transformation of their business processes and models. Specifically, they need to be able to control their connectivity to partners and customers.

What does this mean for a data center operator? It means you need to start writing your own interconnection story. The top infrastructure challenges of enterprise customers are a) to increase the performance and strengthen the security and resilience of their connectivity, b) to ensure their flexibility by avoiding vendor lock-in, c) to reduce the complexity of their connections to partners, and d) to increase their control of compliance within their ecosystem of partners. For these challenges, they need the controllability of their infrastructures and data flows. They need a new interconnection model that brings them closer to their customers and partners and allows them to interconnect directly. To make this possible, data centers need to become more than simply a closet offering power, physical security, and uptime.

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Over 60% of enterprises with a workforce of more than 2500 consider a holistic approach to interconnection to be strategically important.

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Enterprises have concerns about the security and confidentiality of their critical data (50%) and want private connections to the cloud and other resources that bypass the public Internet

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