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SUBMARINE FIBER IN TERRESTRIAL MARKETS: HOW CROSSLAKE FIBRE IS CHANGING THE INDUSTRY WITH NICHE SUBSEA CABLE DEPLOYMENTS
BY HUNTER NEWBY, PARTNER, 1025CONNECT
As a result of the proliferation of IoT and cloud services, as well as the growing demand for Over-the-Top (OTT) content and bandwidth-intensive applications, network traffic is increasing at an exponential rate.
RACK POWER CIRCUIT MONITORING CHART – WHAT’S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?
BY DAVE EASTMAN, VP, INCOMMAND AT SERVERFARM
According to the Ponemon Institute’s latest “Cost of Data Center Outages” study, the average cost of an unplanned data center outage has steadily increased from approximately $500,000 in 2010 to nearly $750,000 in 2016, a 38 percent increase.
FPGA-BASED HOST CPU OFFLOAD WITH INDUSTRY-STANDARD DATA CENTER SERVER
BY AMEET DHILLON, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ACCOLADE TECHNOLOGY
We are all familiar with the term “industry-standard” or “commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)” servers. The generally accepted understanding is these are servers which contain readily available components such as an x86 CPU, memory, storage, networking and a ubiquitous operating system such as Linux or Windows.
1025CONNECT, NJFX & CROSSLAKE FIBRE EXECUTIVE Q&A
BY ILISSA MILLER, CEO, IMILLER PUBLIC RELATIONS & MANAGING EDITOR OF DATA CENTER POST
I recently had the pleasure to sit down with three pioneering individuals in the global telecom and infrastructure space. We discussed a variety of initiatives, primarily envisioned by my long-time friend and industry colleague, Hunter Newby.
CHAYORA HELPING GLOBAL CORPORATES TO ACCESS CHINA WITH HYPERSCALE DATA CENTRE OPERATIONS GOING LIVE IN 2018
Just over half of the population of China is presently connected to the internet. This compares with most of the rest of the developed world where internet connectivity is typically more than 80 percent.
