Data Center Tech Bytes

Data Center Tech Bytes

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Data Center Tech Bytes episodes

  • E02: The 2021 Network: How to Ensure Access, Deliver Speed, and Handle Volume

    The IT network is one of the most essential technologies of our time. However, there are gaps in coverage that have recently come to light in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic that prove the network must be reinforced.

    In this episode of the Data Center Tech Bytes podcast, Russell Senesac, VP of Strategy and Business Development with Schneider Electric speaks with Chris Malayter, VP of Network and Interconnection with CoreSite about the challenges that arose as more people relied on home network connectivity for work and school.

    Topics include:

    • The development of the network
    • Three network limitations: Access, speed, and volume
    • Solutions to overcome network limitations

    Listen now to hear about the progress and limitations of our current network, as well as solutions to tackle these challenges. For more information about the Data Center Tech Bytes series please visit https://www.se.com/us/en/work/campaign/local/data-center-tech-bytes

    17 min
  • E01: From the Basics to Breakthrough: How to Achieve Predictive Analytics

    Data centers have experience capturing data, interpreting it, and turning it into actionable intelligence. Still, many facilities struggle to use data to improve their own operations and reduce the overall risk of equipment issues and unexpected downtime.

     

    In the premiere episode of Data Center Tech Bytes, Wendi Runyon, VP Strategy, Schneider Electric speaks with Adil Attlassy, Chief Technology Officer, Compass Datacenters about the challenges and successes they have experienced during their predictive analytics journey.

     

     

    15 min

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The demand on data centers has never been higher, and it’s poised to continue growing. The question is: How do we build and operate data centers today — for tomorrow?