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Data center infrastructure refers to all the physical components in a data center environment. These physical components play a vital role in the day-to-day operations of a data center. Hence, data center management challenges are an urgent issue that IT departments need … Continue reading →

Multi-access edge computing or MEC is a type of network architecture that provides an IT service environment and cloud computing capabilities at the network‘s edge. MEC achieves this by moving computing services and traffic away from a centralized data center … Continue reading →

Created by the Uptime Institute, data center tiers are an efficient way to describe the infrastructure components that are utilized at a specific data center. The classification is recognizable in the industry as the standard to follow for data center performance. Tier … Continue reading →

Edge computing, a distributed computing architecture, has become the standard IT infrastructure in most industries, thanks to its benefits: increased data processing speeds, reduced bandwidth requirements, and fewer network congestions. Over the years, several organizations have rushed to deploy edge … Continue reading →

Introduction Given the growing demands of IT departments, physical space is at a premium in many data center facilities. On the other hand, the growing importance of cloud services and hybrid clouds have both raised concerns about data center usage … Continue reading →