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Data center is critical to an organization’s performance and success, this decision needs to be taken with due diligence. Cloud computing has played an integral role in building modern network architecture. With the advancement of emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), the amount of data collected at the source is growing exponentially. This has significantly raised the demand for computation of this data at the edge. It is an absolute fact that, Edge Data Centers are bringing significant benefits by reducing latency. With these innovations, there is a parallel evolution in the data center environment. From on-premise data center to cloud to the new entrant edge; data centers are growing more sophisticated with each passing day to keep up with the dynamic business world.



The four types of data centres we see are On-premise Data Centers, Colocation Data Centers, Hyperscale Data Centers and Edge Data Centers. On-premise data centers reduce latency as they are stored within the company location, thereby ensuring higher level of data security. However, they are not cost-efficient solutions as they involve higher cost for maintenance, security, and regular repairs. Whereas, Colocation Data Centers bring cost-effective methods of housing data centers as the companies need not worry about its maintenance, security, and repair. However, Hyperscale data centers are large and can house thousands or millions of data center servers. These data centers are meant to be scaled, which can be done by increasing the power of the system or adding more data center racks and equipment. Companies with large amounts of data can benefit from the scalability of hyperscale data centers. As technology is getting advanced, many are preferring to go for Edge data centers which are smaller facilities located close to the edge of the end-user network.


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