Analysis, market trends, and practical guidance on data-center infrastructure, colocation, connectivity, and the global digital economy.
An SLA is only as good as its remedies. Service credits that amount to a small fraction of monthly fees rarely reflect…
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Cooling strategy has quietly become a capacity question as much as an engineering one — the racks a facility can actually support…
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The greenfield-versus-brownfield choice in data center development comes down to a trade-off between design freedom and speed to operational capacity.The economics of…
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Moving from shared to dedicated infrastructure changes more than the bill — it shifts a meaningful share of operational responsibility onto your…
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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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The advertised rack rate is rarely the number that determines total spend — cross-connects, power draw, and renewal terms usually move the…
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An SLA is only as good as its remedies. Service credits that amount to a small fraction of monthly fees rarely reflect…
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Power density has quietly become the real constraint on colocation capacity, often binding well before a facility runs out of physical floor…
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