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A tough time for DC Colocation


Colocation and interconnection to cloud, networking, and internet connections have transformed datacenters into the 'nerve center' of the IT infrastructure ecosystem,' as per IDC. In 2020 the explosive growth of data will be felt like never before. We believe this is a sign of things to come, as next-generation technologies transform how we store, manage and move data. At the same time we have seen how enterprises tackle data gravity by bringing their applications closer to data sources rather than transporting resources to a central location. Now we are witnessing the power of data localization, increasing data traffic, analytics and management, enterprises need to more effectively control their data and scale digital business. By 2022, 70 percent of data will be created outside the data center or cloud, up from 40 percent today. Going forward, How do we need to build a network to move that around?



Data centers are designed from the ground-up to offer continuous, unmatched uptime and scalability always presents a problem for IT infrastructures. Artificial intelligence plays a starring role in this data tsunami. AI is a hardware-intensive computing technology that will analyze data both near and far. That includes everything from algorithm training at cloud campuses to inference engines running on smartphones. The growing demand for superior uptime, colocation providers have to commit for maintaining the highest levels of security for their clients, which remains as the biggest challenge. Today’s colocation data centers offer comprehensive services that can help organizations keep their costs under control while maintaining maximum flexibility. Today, the extensive options provided by data center as a service (DCaaS) model, will surely make data centers an increasingly attractive option for companies of all sizes. It can also ensure to make data c.