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Explore how the growing demand for data centers is being met amidst severe supply chain constraints, with insights and innovative solutions to navigate these challenges effectively.

As a hosting option in between traditional colocation and public cloud hosting, bare metal in colocation data center delivers a “just right” infrastructure solution for companies looking to strike the balance between flexibility, performance, and cost.

As AI continues to play a role in enhancing AI-driven networks in the data centers, observability can help deliver a wide range of important benefits.

DataBank hosted a dedication ceremony for its Orangeburg, NY campus and first data center. The campus will lay the foundation of A.I. infrastructure in NY’s Hudson Valley.

The technology sector is known for being fast-moving and data centers need to keep up with it (or even lead it). With that in mind, here is a quick overview…

Explore how colocation facilities are becoming essential in hybrid IT strategies, offering businesses enhanced efficiency, security, and scalability. Discover the benefits of integrating colocation with cloud and on-premises solutions for a more agile and reliable IT infrastructure.

As we delve into the future, the convergence of AI and our digital experiences presents a myriad of revenue-generating opportunities for providers. In this blog, we’ll offer just a few realistic possibilities for new or enhanced digital experiences and underscore the pivotal role of data centers in supporting the infrastructure that powers AI. 

2023 was clearly the year of AI, but what will 2024 look like for new AI innovations, data center trends, and other technology developments? DataBank’s own CEO, Raul Martynek, offers his predictions for 2024.

If you need IT infrastructure in Salt Lake City or low-latency connectivity to the West Coast, DataBank has interconnection points where you need them at our SLC1 carrier hotel data center. Deploying your technologies in a carrier hotel enables you to speed up your time-to-market for new services, reduce latency, scale your applications without switching data centers, and lower your carrier costs.