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The need for computing power will inevitably increase as companies in all industries continue to do much more with digital tools and strategies. This trend is already changing how we all think about traditional data centers and highlights the need for a better data center design framework – today and for the future.  Originally published in Data Center Frontier.

To keep pace with business growth, many companies unintentionally create a hybrid IT infrastructure that adds complexity, costs, and risk. With an intentional, proactive, and well-defined hybrid IT strategy—one that includes on-premises, colocation, private and public cloud hosting options in the data center, plus the right infrastructure partner—companies can achieve the agility, performance, and security that their growing businesses require.

Episode 12 Topic: If your multi-tenant data center provider cannot provide these security assurances, RUN

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

Listen to Mark Houpt, DataBank’s CISO, as he helps you better understand risk tolerance. Before you can decide on which financial instruments to use, you need to know what you’re willing to risk.

Research results from a recent DataBank customer survey validates “the DataBank Difference.”

Listen to Mark as he helps us better define what the Edge is. For this discussion, we’re defining edge deployments as any that need to be as close to users as possible, whether it’s in a traditional or modular data center – or pod.

Listen to Mark Houpt as he helps us understand the difference between Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

DataBank collaborates with Arelion to bring top-ranked global IP backbone platform and strong DDoS protection to data centers in six markets across the U.S.