Velocity Conference 2013, NYC – Web Performance and Operations
October 14-16: New York Hilton Midtown, NYC
OpenStack Summit to Convene in Hong Kong
November 5-8: Asia World Expo, Hong Kong
CoreSite to Host LINX Node in Northern Virginia
Colocation customer wins: London Internet Exchange to expand at CoreSite facilities in northern Virginia, Twitch gaming network selects Telx hub at 200 Paul in San Francisco, and payment processor APT consolidates gear with Latisys.
Closer Look: Inside A BladeRoom
The BladeRoom design focuses on flexibility and the ability to bring together "building block" components into a finished data center. For those who are new to the company, check out our photo feature for a visual tour of the BladeRoom design.
Ask HS: Is Microsoft the Right Technology for a Scalable Web-based System?
This is question was asked over email and I thought a larger audience might want to take a whack at it. I have a problem I'd like to have your view on. I've looked around a lot, and I haven't found a definite answer. The question is this: Is it true that for a scalable web-based system…
A Guide to a Successful Data Center Migration
Are you out of space? Is your data center challenged to support the growing needs of your organization? Learn about the key strategic points which must be integrated into any data center migration plan.
Giving Attention to Data Center Cold Spots
Now, cold spots have become the new challenge, and opportunity, for data center operations. A cold spot is any IT intake temperature less than the established minimum, writes Lars Strong, Upsite Technologies. He outlines tips for dealing with cold spots in the data center.
BladeRoom Brings its Data Center Building Blocks to the U.S. Market
BladeRoom is bringing its next-generation modular data center designs to the U.S. market. The U.K.-based company has teamed with Modular Power Solutions to form BladeRoom USA, which will manufacture pre-fab components in a factory in Michigan to create modular data centers.
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