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The Data Centre: From Business Resource To Business Backbone!
What Is Data Centre Colocation?
The important decision to expand, consolidate or move your data centre is one that must be weighed in the context of cost, operational reliability and security. With all these important factors in mind, more companies are finding that colocation offers the solution they need without the hassle of managing their own data centre. Known simply as a "Colo”, data centre colocation refers to a service provided by a company that offers a shared, secure space for businesses to store hardware related to data storage, data and other equipment. The customer engages with the colo company in a way like a rental agreement with a property manager whereby a customer rents space in the facility whether its hardware or data.
North West Ambulance Service (NHS Trust) Project Blog
At the start of 2018, North West Ambulance Service (NHS Trust) began the search for a completely new build, design and installation. This required a company with exceptional experience and expertise in the fields of Data centre Design, Build and installation who could also advise throughout the process. Shortly after the tender was released they began working with INFINITI who completed not only within the budget but on time. Delivering with full compliance and a hassle-free installation which has gone onto serve the country’s emergency call centre.
Checklist For Your New Server Room Project
There are so many factors to consider when exploring the best way to effectively design and keep air conditioned. From the layout of space (low ceilings and raised floors etc.), the extent of cooling needed, the level of environmental monitoring required, the best system of fire suppression, the list goes on. However, with INFINITI’s extensive experience and dedication, we offer an unbiased view on the best solution for you and your business.
What Are the Benefits of a Micro Data Centre?
The constant increase of digital services via our mobile devices and countless other applications are changing the way Data Centres are deployed. As more and more demand is placed on Data Centres for these services, data takes longer to reach any given destination dependent on location. The further the distance from the Data Centre, the longer it will take to deliver its digital services – this also increases bandwidth costs.
Edge Computing and the Future of the Data Center
It is said that Edge computing is the future of Data Centres. The ability to quickly and securely process vast amount of data as well as reach hubs of end users and workers that are distributed globally is a great asset for companies. Especially if they are looking to extend their opportunities beyond their current Data Centre's walls
