Physical infrastructure can maximize value in both hosted and on-premises it environments

Why utility computing will help IT shift gears

Reducing costs and carbon emissions are both crucially important

How to guard your enterprise against cloud outages

While we're all talking cloud repatriation, some are still working on the way in

The operational and economic benefits of automating your cloud

Today’s data economy requires it

More data center managers would consider moving mission-critical workloads to a public cloud provider if visibility of operational resiliency improved

Lines are becoming blurred between cloud and data center, writes Panduit's Michael Akinla, while organizations have found out that cloud isn't always the most cost-effective option

Those with ERP systems on IBM Power systems are often reluctant to make the move

APAC has proven its resilience and reputation as a digitalization machine with its nations understanding the importance of technology and embracing it wholeheartedly

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When cloud applications suddenly become important, they don't magically get more reliable

Is it time to prune your supplier portfolio?

If regulators move on from scrutinizing privacy to policing the cloud, users could benefit

We are still years from the tipping point when everything goes to the cloud

With containerization, edge and serverless computing in the mix, it will be a standout year

Comparing the total cost of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

As you start to migrate data and associated technology across different clouds, you need to employ a three-step process to understand how each piece is performing

24 proven steps to reduce your cloud waste and optimize spend

How the data center must play its part in providing a secure marketplace for growth

There are some key attributes and offerings that channel organizations should be looking for from cloud service providers

Moving data from on-premises to the public cloud, sometimes one must move it back again

Cloud will eventually swallow in-house data centers, but it will have to be hybrid cloud supported by colocation providers

Cloud services are too complex to be left to humans 

Big markets pull ahead and operators all swallow each other up. It’s an exciting time for North American colocation

Politics will make us all more conscious of where our data is, while hyperconvergence, SDN and the cloud come of age

Bob Dylan could teach us all something about holistic data center planning