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Moving Away from AWS Cloud: Dropbox Isn’t an Anomaly, and Here’s Why
As Amazon Web Services was blowing out the candles on its 10th birthday cake, AWS customer Dropbox was not afraid to be a bit of a party pooper. Continue reading
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Drones: Is the Airspace above Your Data Center Secure?
Drones, or Unmanned Aerial Systems, can pose risks to data center security. What can you do to protect your facility, and how can you use the technology to actually improve security? Continue reading
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How Juniper IT Went from 18 Data Centers to One
Mainly because it is a technology company, going all-in with cloud was not something Juniper Networks’ IT leaders had to sell to the board. It was almost the other way around. Continue reading
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As Cloud Adoption Grows, NetApp Focuses on a Software-Defined Approach to Storage and Data
Executives from storage and data management company NetApp were in Toronto on Wednesday to meet with Canadian customers and channel partners, and were eager to explain how storage solutions can help in an IT world increasingly defined by flash and cloud. Continue reading
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Equinix to Use Facebook Data Center Switches for Interconnection Platform
Data center services giant Equinix is planning to deploy Wedge networking switches Facebook designed for its own data centers and open sourced through its open source hardware community, the Open Compute Project. Continue reading
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