Analysis, market trends, and practical guidance on data-center infrastructure, colocation, connectivity, and the global digital economy.
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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Right-sizing a footprint is a moving target, not a one-time calculation — the deployments that age well are the ones built with…
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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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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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Latin America's colocation momentum is increasingly concentrated around a handful of metros where power, connectivity, and anchor tenants have reinforced each other.Behind…
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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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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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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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