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Information-age | July 25, 2014

If you think you have a lot of data, processes and service delivery to deal with, think of the poor souls at internet giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.Actually, don’t. Their engineers, most of whom sit on the sunny West Coast of the United States, are light-years ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to scaling IT to ensure capacity and performance. It’s something analysts now call web-scale IT....

Business Wire | January 21, 2020

Virtana, the leader in hybrid infrastructure management for mission-critical workloads, is coming off a banner year in 2019 featuring the company’s strategic rebrand from Virtual Instruments and extension of its market leadership in hybrid infrastructure management. The company announced today that it achieved record bookings and significant growth in new customer acquisition, nearly 50% growth in channel-initiated business, and 50% growth in its cloud services business over the past 12 mo...

Channelnomics | January 17, 2020

Deal will fetch $557 million as company looks to close $8.4 billion acquisition of Interxion Digital Realty, which has been an aggressive buyer in the global data center and colocation market, has sold 10 data centers in North America to Mapletree, a real estate development and investment firm based in Singapore. The Lowdown: The $557 million deal comes as Digital Realty works to close its planned $8.4 billion acquisition of Interxion, which owns more than 50 colocation data centers in 13 ...

Information-age | January 16, 2015

After what has seemed like years of hype, 2014 was the year where more organisations than ever actually moved production workloads (like software-as-a-service) away from dedicated IT systems and onto shared infrastructure. The last 12 months have seen a flurry of developments in how enterprises of all shapes and sizes use IT infrastructure, with hot topics like hybrid cloud, increasing levels of flash storage and the emergence of OpenStack dominating conversation across the industry....