Thinking about moving a data center? Many organizations are. A few things are driving this trend: Uptime – Uptime is more important than it used to be. More businesses “bet the business” on the availability of their computer systems. The costs of data center downtime can be high: lost credibility, lost revenue and lost clients. …
Your organization might have multiple data centers scattered all around the country. Some of them may be running out of cooling and powering needs, some are bringing high energy costs, and others are unable to expand due to limited or expensive available space. In these situations, what do you think is prudent for sustaining your …
Computerworld — About a third to half of all data centers will be physically expanding or leasing new space in the next two years, according to recent surveys. These surveys are providing a picture of strains facing the facilities that cradle the digital economy, as well as the pressure data center and IT managers are …
CIO.com: Data Centers, Under Strain, Expand At Furious Pace Read More »
Your business is moving. Are you taking your data center with you? Are you going to spend the money on generators, UPS systems, and air conditioning in order to build a new computer room at your new location? It’s an expensive proposition. You might want to investigate your options, including infrastructure as a service (IaaS) …
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As data centers continue to gain more and more IT equipment, they aren’t necessarily getting more people to manage their servers, new surveys have found. One of the biggest data center infrastructure challenges that IT executives face is the management of disparate technologies and standards. For decades, they’ve implemented various parts of the puzzle — …
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Why are companies moving primary data centers to wholesale colocation facilities like Lifeline Data Centers? The nine reasons outlined in the paragraphs above were: • Reaching limits on power, cooling, or floor space • Improving primary data center uptime (reliability) • Meeting data center compliance or data center certification requirements • Consolidating data centers • …
Why are companies moving primary data centers to wholesale colocation facilities like Lifeline Data Centers? Here are eight of the most common reasons for moving enterprise data centers to an outsource data center space: Reaching limits on power, cooling, or floor space Improving primary data center uptime (reliability) Meeting data center compliance or data center …
Why are companies moving primary data centers to wholesale colocation facilities? Part 1 Read More »
A data center is a nerve-center where many computer systems are installed for storing and processing innumerable data. The Information Technology sector has grown in leaps and bounds over these years making them world a totally technologically driven planet. This very growth often necessitates relocation of data centers to more convenient buildings or locations. However, …
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I talked to a company last week who has been thinking about moving their data center. They have been talking with us for months about moving from another outsource data center into Lifeline. The company is an Internet Services Provider. All of their products are Internet-centric services. The company delivers Internet, web hosting, and applications …
Who is Indy’s largest data center? In the last few weeks, many of my friends, Lifeline Data Centers’ clients and prospects have asked me this question. The reason they’re asking is because another Midwest colocation provider has been advertising in press releases and pay-per-click as “Indy’s largest datacenter.” Does it really matter? I can understand …
