Edge Computing Trends for Data Centers
For many companies, it’s common wisdom to run IT operations through a colocation data center and allow that facility to handle all of the complex, expensive, and critical operations that keep services up and running rather than to shoulder the burden and expense of operating on-site data centers. Often, data centers are located in proximity to large, populous areas so they can handle computing and data storage needs for customers in those regions or across the whole country. They’re placed near populated areas (i.e., where demand is highest) because speeds increase and costs decrease the closer a data center is to the end user. Having data centers in big cities […]
