There comes a point where hype hits reality

Organizations can cut cloud carbon emissions and costs by migrating workloads to different regions, if users can tolerate extra latency

Hybrid changes the dynamics, so you need to manage your data

There are downsides, but the benefits win out

Data4’s Davide Suppia on the transformation of Italy’s data center landscape

Why utility computing will help IT shift gears

How to create a digital transformation strategy that actually works

Surprisingly, perhaps, the telecoms industry could teach data center operators a thing or two about energy efficiency, says Vertiv's David Wilson

Been putting off the move to a hybrid strategy? Now is the time to make the leap

Delivery of metaverse experiences will require new types of monitoring, testing, and insight

You need to know your pre-cloud spend, and don't move everything at once

The demands of hyperconnectivity - the need for ultra-responsive network connections - will place onerous new demands on enterprises and data center operators, warns CommScope's Jason Reasor

FedEx will get short term applause but could suffer a long term headache

How to guard your enterprise against cloud outages

Rollable ribbon fiber helps MTDCs boost fiber capacity and revenues

Broadcom is the latest player to seek strength from association

Running stateful applications in the public cloud no longer ties organizations to their cloud providers’ data services

As the cloud sector matures on both user and provider sides, the definition of trust is becoming more complex and demanding, making partnerships and infrastructure providers increasingly critical

Computational fluid dynamics can provide insights into data center performance that monitoring alone can never achieve, argues Future Facilities’ Dave King

US Federal agencies are migrating rapidly to the cloud. How can they get value for taxpayer dollars?

A UPS is a major investment that must reliably run for years. That’s why lead batteries are the main choice for a number of critical reasons, writes FIAMM’s Nicola Corradin

Hybrid and multi-cloud networks is becoming the norm - but do you build upwards for each app, or spread your apps across multiple clouds?

If you adopt zero-trust you need to apply it to all your organization's data storage

Cloud providers' proprietary APIs will limit you

Don't put your data anywhere if you're not sure you can get it back

Could Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) be the push needed toward a fully autonomous future?

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

Cloud prices are generally trending downwards. But the inherent flexibility of cloud means providers can easily increase prices too