As more organisations continue to strive towards digital transformation in the pandemic struck world for business continuity, availability of cloud computing, high-speed, reliable internet connectivity has led organisations to make the shift into the virtual workplace. Given these trends, it’s important to consider the role datacentres can play in the remote workplace as they serve as a central point of access for data and essential business applications to the remote workforce. Cloud computing is a necessity in a hybrid workspace as it allows employees to access key applications and data and collaborate in the virtual workplace and colocation data centers allow organisations to set up the cloud environments facilitating remote work.



There is an increased demand for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) from cloud providers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google App engine and IBM cloud as they have given businesses an option where they can provision a virtual datacenter in the cloud with just a few mouse clicks. Many organizations are getting the best of both worlds by using a hybrid-cloud approach, in which some workloads are offloaded to a public cloud while others that require more hands-on control or security still run in the local data centre. A report says, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, offers the businesses and consumers, a virtual server and storage API’s that facilitates them to alleviate workload to a Virtual Machine (VM). It renders infrastructural components to businesses such as servers, storage, and networking hardware, as the visualization or hypervisor layer, thus enabling them to function with the inbuilt support.

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