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Edge Data Centers Explained

Edge data centers are transforming the way we process and deliver data, catering to the skyrocketing demands of modern applications and services. The global edge computing market size was recently valued at USD 11.24 billion and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 37.9% from 2023 to 2030. By 2025, more than 75% of all enterprise-generated data will be created and processed outside of the traditional data center or cloud.

Hyperview and DC Smarter Offer Augmented Reality for Data Centers

Discover the seamless integration between Hyperview's cloud-based Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform and the DC Vision AR platform by DC Smarter. This innovative integration brings the thrilling capabilities of augmented reality to data center operations, introducing a new era of efficiency and effectiveness.

Visibility, scalability, security: Why IPAM is the cornerstone of robust data centers

Data centers have been transformed with the evolution of new challenges and technologies from strictly on-premises environments to remote locations. Though this provides a lot of advantages, this development comes with its own challenges. Managing this cluster of devices requires precision planning, and modern hybrid architectures don’t end with mere devices.

EP3: Clarity or Clutter? AR in the Data Center w/ Ismar Efendic

In this episode of the Hyper Views podcast, join us for an insightful conversation with Ismar Efendic, the Co-founder and CTO of ⁠⁠DC SMARTER⁠⁠. Together with our CTO, Rami Jebara, they delve deep into the revolutionary impact of Augmented Reality (AR) in the data center industry. Explore how AI and AR play pivotal roles in addressing today's challenges such as talent shortage, edge growth, security, and compliance. Additionally, they highlight the importance of situational awareness, quick response times, and an agile infrastructure in data center operations.

Managing the Talent Gap

As we dive into 2024 the relentless march of technological progress combined with economic green shoots (the year the ‘UK turns a page on the difficult post post-pandemic years ) it should be an exciting opportunity for Data Centres and the talent who work in them…and whilst people are clearly excited about the opportunities this presents for the industry, there remains a nervousness.

The need for speed: achieving high data rates from data centre to cloud

Having decided to embrace the opportunities of the cloud, be it a full migration, or developing a hybrid infrastructure, one of the first questions a business faces is how to transfer all its data into the cloud. This question will evolve rapidly, as the business realises that not only must it continually transfer new data to the cloud, but that the amount of data is going to grow massively.

Navigating Challenges with Precision: A Guide to Remote Incident Response for Data Center Operations Managers

In the era of distributed workforces, the need for effective remote incident response is more critical than ever. This blog serves as a comprehensive guide for data center operations managers, offering insights and strategies to navigate incidents with precision and efficiency, regardless of the geographical location.

Safeguarding Operations: A Comprehensive Guide to Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity for Data Center Managers

In the dynamic world of data center operations, preparedness is key. This blog serves as a comprehensive guide for data center operations managers, exploring the critical aspects of disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity (BC) planning. Learn how to fortify your data center against unforeseen events and ensure seamless operations even in the face of adversity.

The Benefits of Using DCIM Software for Data Center Cable Management

One of the primary benefits of DCIM software is the enhanced visibility it provides into the physical infrastructure of a data center. This software creates detailed, accurate, and up-to-date maps of all the cabling and connections within the facility. Such documentation is invaluable for troubleshooting, as it enables IT staff to quickly identify and resolve issues related to cable connections.