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Hyperscale data centers Part 1: Hyperscale data center means different hardware needs, roles for IT Part 2:  Data center size, infrastructure determined by type of enterprise Remember when data centers had separate racks, staffs and management tools for servers, storage, routers and other networking infrastructure? Those days seem like a fond memory in  today's hyperscale data center . That setup worked well when applications were relatively separate or they made use of local server resources such as RAM and disk and had few reasons to connect to the Internet. But, with the intersection of  intensive virtualization  and the growth of Internet applications that touch on Web, database, and other cloud-based services, things have gotten more complex. A wider range of computing services is available to satisfy these various applications, including more compute-intensive applications that involve big data and higher-volume and  higher-density server configurations . So,

The rising value of the U.S. dollar along with modest declines in demand for IT and telecommunications services will slow the global pace of IT spending in 2015, a market watcher is forecasting. Meanwhile, Gartner Inc. is forecasting a “tipping point” in the next three years as digital businesses shift from on-premise IT to hyperscale datacenters. Gartner predicted this week that worldwide IT spending would grow to $3.8 trillion this year, a 2.5 percent increase over 2014. An earlier projection pegged the annual IT growth rate for this year at 3.9 percent. That forecast was revised downward as the dollar rises against the euro and other currencies. (The market watcher said plummeting oil prices would likely have had little impact on its quarterly projections.) “The rising U.S. dollar is chiefly responsible for the change—in constant currency terms the downward revision is only 0.1 per cent,” explained John-David Lovelock, Gartner’s research vice president explained. “Stri

IT experts predicted what 2014 would bring to the data center, but they weren't always on the money. We looked back at  2014's data center trends and forecasts , and compared them to end-of-year reports. Some were in the ballpark, while others were way off. All data center systems spending was expected to grow 0.4% in 2014, according to the Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast. Actual growth for the year was a little higher at 0.8%, with total data center spending up $1 billion from 2013 (reaching $141 billion). So where did the money go? Experts expected the x86 server market to experience the most growth in 2014. The most recent  data from Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner  Inc. shows an increase in x86 server unit purchases in the first three quarters, averaging 1.4% growth quarterly over the same span in 2013. In contrast, unit sales of RISC/Itanium Unix servers declined an average of 11.6% in the same period, as enterprises migrate from high-cost platforms toward

Norwalk, CT, December 18, 2014  -  TMC , a global, integrated media company helping clients build communities in print, in person and online, announced today the winners of  the 2014 Data Center Excellence Award, presented by  infoTECH Spotlight . "Congratulations to the winners of the 2014 Data Center Excellence Award," said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC ( News  -  Alert ). "Data centers are critical to the success of any businesses today.  Small or large, every business relies on data centers to host their applications and data, either on their own premises or in the cloud. The award recipients are innovators within their space and we look forward to seeing their continued excellence."The 2014 infoTECH Spotlight Data Center Excellence Award recognizes the most innovative and enterprising data center vendors who offer infrastructure or software, servers or cooling systems, cabling or management applications. 2014 Data Center Excellence Award Winners Company Pro