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Source: Network World
While the previously hot market around most SD-WAN technology has slowed and IT budgets overall are under pressure in general, the Covid-19 pandemic has created demand for other network capabilities such as improved network management and collaboration tools…
Source: The Collegian
Facts & Factors Market Research, leading market research and consulting firm added the latest in…
Source: Network World
From remote data-center commissioning to strengthened e-commerce, some tech startups and their investors find opportunity in the COVID-19 global economic disruption…
Source: Data Economy
During the Covid-19 outbreak demand for data has been at an all-time high, with internet usage up as much as 50% across some European markets. That rising demand is outpacing supply is nothing new, but the pandemic’s impact on the working and everyday lives of people all across the world has brought new pressures to…
Source: Data Economy
AECOM, the world’s premier infrastructure firm, has appointed David Higgins to lead its data centres sector across EMEA. David is an experienced business leader in the ICT, critical environments and energy sectors, having worked across operational, commercial and general management disciplines both in the UK and globally. He joined the firm at the end of…
Source: Data Center Frontier
Our 19th Data Center Executive Roundtable showcases the insights of thought leaders on the state of the data center industry, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with panelists from CoreSite, NTT Global Data Centers Americas, EdgeConneX, Sabey Data Centers and Infrastructure Masons…
Source: Data Center Frontier
The data center supply chain has held up well thus far during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our data center Executive Roundtable discusses the long-term implications of the pandemic for the supply chain and deployment timetables for capacity…
Source: ZDNet
Data centers have supported the digital economy throughout the coronavirus pandemic, but their job doesn’t end with the crisis…
Source: Data Center Frontier
Our Executive Roundtable explores how data center staffing and operations are holding up through the COVID-19 pandemic. With insights from executives from CoreSite, EdgeConneX, NTT Global Data Centers, Sabey Data Centers and Infrastructure Masons…
Source: Data Center Dynamics
Many enterprises have been caught out by the crisis…
Source: Think Advisor
These key developments likely will influence REITs and related property-focused businesses…
Source: LiveMint
The Folding@home distributed computing project was launched in October 2000 to simulate protein dynamics.Distributed computing projects harness otherwise idle computer processing power to perform specific tasks for big science research..
Source: Fitch Ratings
Low Coronavirus-Related Impact: Fitch does not assume the pandemic will have a material impact on operating EBITDA and leverage for data centers…
Source: Data Center Frontier
The world’s largest investors remain focused on the data center market, citing extraordinary demand for capital to fuel the data economy, even amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s a look at recent transaction trends…
Source: DataCenter Knowledge
The pandemic has given a boost to digital banking, which involves less paperwork, greater use of electronic services and fewer in-person meetings…
Source: DataCenter Knowledge
If you are in charge of IT infrastructure for a cloud provider, here are the areas to focus IT resources on to deal with the pandemic-induced challenges…
Source: Data Center Dynamics
The best way to avoid data loss is to plan in advance for disasters…
Source: MarketScale
Pedro Sancha joins Raymond Hawkins to explain how many data centers are starting to consider their water use…
Source: DataCenter Knowledge
Put to the test, data centers have demonstrated that they put “essential” in essential services. So, what’s next?
Source: D Magazine
As online usage explodes, data centers will be a silver lining for commercial real estate, says Cushman & Wakefield’s Bo Bond…
Source: Market Watch
With first $1 billion data-center quarter and new segments, Nvidia shows that data center is just as important, if not more…
Source: MENAFN
The Global Datacenter Deployment Spending Market 2020 Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of Datacenter Deployment Spending Market as it relates to COVID-19…
Source: NewsDistinct.com
The Global Datacenter Deployment Spending Market 2020 Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of Datacenter Deployment Spending Market as it relates to COVID-19…
Source: 3w Market News
Hyperscale Data Centers Market report is to help the user to understand the Coronavirus (COVID19) Impact analysis on market in terms of its Definition, Segmentation, Market Potential, Influential Trends, and the Challenges that the Hyperscale Data Centers market is facing. The Hyperscale Data Centers industry profile also contains descriptions of the leading…
Source: Data Center Frontier
A new special report from Data Center Frontier explores how Portland, Ore., has emerged as a leading market for multi-tenant data center development in the Pacific Northwest. This first entry in a DCF article series highlights a general market view and analysis of the…
Source: Cole Reports
InForGrowth Market Research offers a most recent distributed report on Global Data Center Virtualization industry examination and figure 2019-2025 conveying key bits of knowledge and giving an upper hand to…
Source: Olean Times Herald
The data center UPS market has witnessed a significant evolution over the last decade. The market is currently witnessing the implementation of rack-level (1U to 3U size) UPS systems to overcome frequent…
Source: Data-economy.com
Governments weren’t the only ones caught off guard when the Covid-19 pandemic took hold earlier this year – new research from Gartner has found that as many as 55% of tech CEOs also failed to begin preparations for the potential economic downturn a modern pandemic brings.
Source: Cole Reports
The Report Titled “Covid-19 Impact on Smart Data Center Market” provides detailed study of the impact of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the historical and present/future market data.
Source: Tech Republic
Distributed cloud services are proving their mettle in facilitating advanced business operations. Learn more about the outlook for this concept for the future.
Source: 3rd Watch Market News Reports
The report introspects the micro and macro-economic factors that are expected to nurture the growth of the Cloud Computing Service market in the upcoming years and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Cloud Computing Service.
Source: Security Magazine
During the COVID-19 crisis, enterprise security executives are busier than ever – standing up business continuity plans, enacting broader contingency plans, mitigating risks with employees working at home and more – all to keep businesses humming as the coronavirus outbreak has spread.
Source: Yahoo Finance
Data Center Demand Ramps even as COVID-19 Impacts the Company.
Source: Reuters
Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) on Thursday reported higher first-quarter revenue and a smaller loss than analysts had expected amid the coronavirus pandemic, but its shares fell as investors fretted about potential weakness in the second quarter.
Source: RTInsights.com
In the growing AIOps segment, IBM’s strong suit will be its world-class portfolio of AI, advanced analytics, and data management offerings.
Source: CXOToday.com
In general, COVID-19 has been a tremendous driver for accelerating the digital transformation of organizations, away from physical workflows toward virtual presences, virtual interactions.
Source: Dice
We’re several weeks into the COVID-19 pandemic, and businesses are settling into new modes of working. Employees are adapting to working from home full-time, with the various technologists involved in maintaining office systems and software.
Source: Mission Critical
Millions of people are now confined to their homes, resorting to teleworking to do their jobs, e-commerce sites to do their shopping, and streaming video platforms to find entertainment. A reliable electricity supply underpins all of these services as well as powering the devices most of us take for granted such as fridges, washing machines and light bulbs.
Source: Data Center Frontier
The COVID-19 Coronavirus crisis has reinforced the importance of data centers and what they do. The digital transformation that was thought to be a multi-year evolution has been dramatically compressed. The pandemic has been a watershed event for the world, and a defining moment for the cloud.
Source: Mission Critical
You don’t have to look far to see how IT has fundamentally been upended by the global COVID-19 pandemic. As organizations in all sectors have rapidly emptied their offices and sent their employees home to comply with ever more expansive shelter-in-place and quarantine mandates, replicating the full breadth of services remotely has been IT’s singular priority.
Source: ZD Net
Data centers have been preparing since January to make sure that the world would stay connected amid the coronavirus crisis.
Source: Mission Critical
Disruption to the industry from the coronavirus has mostly been visible on construction job sites with workers furloughed and deliveries delayed or cancelled. But there are similar interruptions happening at engineering and design firms…
Source: Data Center Dynamics
There’s an often quoted line about knowing the past to understand the present. It came to mind this week, as I looked at the work we had been doing on contact tracing and location data in the context of COVID-19.
Source: Data Economy
As the COVID-19 outbreak forces the world to increase its dependence on digital infrastructure, data centre operators fear that the lockdown measures could have damaging effects.
Source: KITCO
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.N) said it will invest 200 billion yuan ($28 billion) in its cloud infrastructure over three years – a plan that follows a boom in demand for business software as the coronavirus outbreak peaked in China.
Source: Data Center Frontier
Data center providers say that construction continues to move forward, with only a handful of projects slowed or halted by COVID-19 safety concerns.
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