It starts like any other day. You wake up very early thanks to your alarm, get ready, and prepare for breakfast with your morning coffee. While you're getting ready at the table for the first meal of the day, it's important to catch up on the latest news, as it's good to know […]
I had the opportunity to read a very interesting article that clarifies some definitions and solutions related to the world of data centers. It's an article published by CIO magazine, authored by Michael Bullock, CEO of Transitional Data Services (TDS). Below is the article, which I have translated and divided into sections.
According to Cisco's Global Cloud Index calculations, it will be 10.4 zettabytes, compared to 3.4 zettabytes in 2014. How many zettabytes will global data center traffic reach by the end of this decade? Cisco has the answer. It appears it will be 10.4 zettabytes in 2019, according to their calculations.
I'd like to share with you an article published in the specialized magazine DC Journal: Building a new data center requires global coordination to ensure all the pieces fit together seamlessly. Making it a reality using traditional construction methods typically takes between one and three years from conception to completion.
Everything is almost ready for the BICSI Winter Congress, which will take place from January 31st to February 4th in Orlando, Florida. BICSI has already published the Calendar of Activities, which includes current topics such as: Industrial Communications Networks, Passive Fiber Optic Networks, Wireless Network Design and Testing, and Development of
On October 14th in Lima, the wholesale company Anixter organized the “Anixter Data Center Summit 2015,” whose central theme was ”Infrastructure as a Platform.” Anixter has also held similar events in Colombia, Panama, Mexico, and Brazil, concluding the 2015 cycle in Lima. The event's theme focused on
For several years I have been hearing about initiatives to develop a Peruvian Standard that establishes the requirements that structured cabling infrastructure in buildings must meet in our country, most recently the efforts of the College of Engineers of Peru in the National Building Regulations and the Technical Secretariat of Telecommunications
