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Demand is escalating for data centers to provide cooling solutions that keep pace with emerging technologies. These workloads require high-density server racks that call for liquid cooling to rack doors and chips—and in some cases, complete server immersion—to make sure they don’t overheat.

If you need IT infrastructure in Los Angeles or low-latency connectivity to Asia, DataBank has interconnection points where you need them at our LAX1 carrier hotel data center. Deploying your technologies in a carrier hotel enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs. 

For customers requiring a wide range of fast connectivity options in Denver, DataBank has key interconnection points at our carrier hotel data center in downtown Denver. Deploying your technology in a carrier hotel data enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs.

While companies in any industry can benefit from colocation, this approach can be an especially good fit for gaming companies. This blog article highlights the many benefits colocation can deliver for the gaming industry today.

Just what are public, private, and hybrid clouds, and which model is right for your business? In this article, we examine the topic of cloud computing in general as well as the pros and cons of three different cloud computing models.

If you need infrastructure connections in New York City or Newark, DataBank has interconnection points where you need them at three carrier hotel data centers. Deploying your technologies in a carrier hotel data enables you to speed your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs.

What will traditional infrastructure look like in ten years and how will these changes shape companies’ digital strategies? A new DataBank article looks at three trends that are sure to change in the future—and how data center providers must adapt to keep pace.

In 2023 and beyond, global geopolitical tensions and developments will have cybersecurity implications—and could lead to new risk for U.S. organizations and companies.

Many companies may suspect that they should consider moving their IT infrastructure to a multi-tenant / colocation data center; yet, they may not know when the time is right. A Databank article examines six key indicators that may show it’s time to make the move.