The robust expansion of data centers across the United States continues, underlined by the recent unveiling of Oppidan Investment Company’s project in Albuquerque, New Mexico. As part of its strategic growth trajectory, Oppidan is set to develop a 90,000-square-foot facility within the Westpointe 40 Business Park. Designed to deliver a total of 10 megawatts (MW), this center is expected to
In an era marked by rapid technological advancement, the data center industry has become a pivotal player in driving the digital economy forward. Among the latest developments, a project in Memphis stands out as a transformative endeavor. 5C, backed by Canadian tech company Hypertec, plans to convert a former Fred’s discount store location into a cutting-edge data center. This site
In a significant move toward enhancing global infrastructure and energy utilization, ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is setting its sights on Brazil for its next big investment. Located in the Pecem port complex of Ceará, this endeavor highlights the potential of marrying cutting-edge technology with renewable energy sources. By utilizing wind energy harnessed from the northeast coast, ByteDance is
The rapid pace of digital transformation and technological innovation in the Asia-Pacific region has spotlighted Japan, particularly the Kansai area, as a pivotal player in hosting next-generation data centers. Due to its scientific and cultural significance, as well as the increasing demand for digital infrastructure, Kansai offers an ideal locale for expanding data center capacity. The joint venture between ESR
As enterprises increasingly embrace artificial intelligence (AI) within their operations, the need for secure and efficient integration mechanisms becomes critical. The rise of AI agents, which autonomously interact with various organizational tools and systems, necessitates a robust framework for ensuring secure communications. Descope’s recently launched Agentic Identity Hub addresses this infrastructure gap by providing solutions tailored to the unique requirements
In an era marked by unprecedented advancements in artificial intelligence, enterprises worldwide face mounting challenges in safeguarding their data. The traditional models of data security, which largely depend on static network perimeters, are becoming increasingly inadequate to protect against sophisticated threats. Amid this technological transformation, Theom emerges as a pioneer, redefining data governance and security with innovative AI-backed solutions. With
Australia’s public cloud spending has reached new heights, touching AUD $26.6 billion, emphasizing a robust annual expansion. This surge marks an 18.9% increase over the previous year, showcasing the importance of cloud technologies in the country’s digital evolution. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) plays a significant role in this growth, expected to capture nearly half of the total market by the year’s end,
As competition intensifies in the cloud computing sector, Amazon finds itself navigating a series of challenges to maintain its leadership position. Recent first-quarter revenue reports revealed that Amazon Web Services (AWS), the tech giant’s prominent cloud division, experienced a 16.9% increase in revenue, reaching $29.27 billion. However, this figure fell short of investor expectations, which anticipated a 17.4% growth with
Commvault’s groundbreaking achievement of obtaining GovRAMP Authorized status at a High impact level for its SaaS solutions marks a significant milestone in the realm of cyber resilience. This recognition places the company at the forefront as the sole provider with simultaneous GovRAMP Authorized High impact, FedRAMP High, and FIPS 140-3 validated status exclusively for public sector clients. It underscores Commvault’s
Recent trends reveal a shift in priorities among enterprises, especially in the UK and Ireland, as AI-driven threats gain prominence over traditional data breaches amidst increasing cloud adoption. The evolving landscape demands enhanced cybersecurity strategies to deal with AI-enabled cyber threats, reshaping the focus on safeguarding digital infrastructures. A comprehensive study by Ekco involving more than 1,000 IT leaders highlights
In the evolving landscape of data center operations, traditional methods of assessing capacity demand a critical review, particularly the widespread reliance on power consumption metrics measured in megawatts. This approach, akin to appraising a car’s size by its fuel capacity, overlooks significant factors that define true capability. This article delves into these shortcomings and presents a more comprehensive strategy for
In today’s rapidly advancing digital economy, data centers have emerged as indispensable infrastructure, performing essential roles in supporting remote work, healthcare, and education, especially since the disruptions caused by the pandemic. As the backbone of these digitally dependent sectors, data centers are increasingly faced with the challenge of not only expanding their services but doing so in an environmentally sustainable
