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Data Center Knowledge
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News and analysis about data centers, cloud computing, managed hosting and disaster recovery
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Lincoln Property Acquires Rackhouse Group
Real estate developer Lincoln Property Company has acquired Dallas-based Rackhouse Group, which specializes in tenant representation for companies seeking data center space.
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Cloud Roundup: Symantec, CA, Zeus
Symantec delivers appliances and clouds, GreenQloud partners with Nimsoft, Zeus announces general availability of Elastic Application Delivery Platform.
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Roundup: Active Power, Juniper, Level 3, Isilon
Active Power receives large PowerHouse order, Juniper selected by China Mobile, Level 3 to provide backhaul services for FOX Sports, Webtrends scales out with Isilon.
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Latisys Plans Major Expansion in Irvine
Colocation and managed hosting provider Latisys continues to build its national footprint of data center facilities. Today the company announced plans to build a new 93,000 square foot data center in Irvine, Calif.
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How to Avoid Data Center Planning Mistakes
Why do so many data center build outs and expansion projects fail? This white paper from Lee Technologies answers this question by revealing the top nine mistakes organizations make when designing and building new data center space.
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HP Moves Beyond The Container
HP is among a growing number of companies that aere focused on modular data center design, but talking less about "containers" as construction evolves beyond the standard ISO form factors.
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Digg Downtime Debacle Debated
Does the downtime at social media hub Digg reflect challenges in deploying NoSQL databases like Cassandra? Or is it simply a case of a company launching a new site architecture before it was ready for prime time?
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Roundup: Equinix, Peak 10, The Planet, XO
Equinix selected by Go Voyages, The Planet and Dallas Data Center partner, Peak 10 selected by 3Birds Marketing, XO Communications expands presence in Los Angeles.
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Digital Realty Guarantees On-Time Delivery
Digital Realty Trust (DLR) is now offering guarantees that its data center construction projects will be completed on time. The company says it believes it is the first company to encode the promise that projects will be delivered on time and on budget.
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Hurricane Electric Accelerates Growth Plan
Colocation provider Hurricane Electric said today that it has accelerated plans to further expand its Fremont 2 data center, citing high custromer demand for space.
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