Analysis, market trends, and practical guidance on data-center infrastructure, colocation, connectivity, and the global digital economy.
Certifications are a useful filter, not a guarantee. They confirm a facility has the right controls in place at the point of…
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Headline uptime figures are easy to publish and hard to verify independently, which is exactly why asking for real incident history matters…
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Physical security standards vary more between facilities than most buyers expect, and the gap between "has cameras" and a genuinely layered, audited…
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PUE is easy to quote and easy to misread — a low number on a marketing page does not always reflect real-world…
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DDoS protection at the facility level is worth verifying directly rather than assuming — the marketing language on this topic varies more…
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Subsea cable landing points are not just a network engineering detail — they quietly shape which metros become colocation hubs in the…
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Emerging colocation markets tend to follow a recognisable pattern — connectivity investment arrives first, anchor tenants follow, and the metro tips from…
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The difference between N+1 and 2N redundancy is not academic — it determines whether the facility can lose an entire power or…
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