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Increases in energy costs have greatly impacted the operational costs of data centers, especially the costs to cool and power facilities. Going in a more “green” direction within the data center can significantly reduce an organization’s costs as well as its carbon footprint. Deciding which green service provider to choose for your data center can be a difficult task, raising questions about the effectiveness of the green initiatives in saving your organization money.
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Businesses are struggling to ensure their data centres cope with demand, according to analyst house IDC.
Chris Ingle, an associate VP at IDC, told Computerworld UK that while businesses were in a “rush” to bring data centres online, “there is still more demand than supply”. Part of this was prompted by the growth in cloud computing, he said, as well as low levels of utilisation in some sites.
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You made the decision to move your data center operation to a colocation site through a rigorous build-versus-buy analysis. Pat yourself on the back and take a moment to reflect on the hard work and diligence that led to acclamation of your decision by the executive team. Now the fun starts. Choosing a colocation site!
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Article – “In the next three years a total of 50,000 m2 net floor surface for colocation and hosting services in commercial data centres in Central and Eastern Europe will be added. Poland will continue to be the leading data centre location. Consolidation tendencies will gather momentum.”
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Posted on May 9th, 2012 by admin
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