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Data Center Technologies of the Future

Saroop KP | Tuesday, 10 September, 2019
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Saroop KP

Corporations have always sought and accompanied latest technologies to gain potential for exercising productive outcomes for their businesses. A business relies heavily upon the applications, services and data stored in a data center, allocating that as a focal point and critical asset for everyday operations. Being composed of networked computers and storage that business entities use to store, process and disperse large amounts of data, the data centers have become an inevitable part that has significant role in managing voluminous information in an adequate infrastructure. Organisations having multiple branches at different locations would consolidate their data center installations for slashing the cost of IT operations.

The infrastructure and operation leaders have seen the increased demand of digital infrastructure in modern day enterprises, which would open up chances for major trends in data center technologies. With the influx of deployments happening too often, many data centers are perching to a software defined data center (SDDC) that would enable customers to have a better efficiency, scalability, and visibility. Server visualisation enable to abstract computing and storage capabilities that enable data centers to manage multiple customers on a single server. Since everything is depended on software, it is easily scalable and enables to build customised IT infrastructure according to the business needs.

Another forthcoming trend which is underway can be counted is the Direct Cloud service connection. It will explore the chances of further steps by offering direct steps to cloud services that deliver best in speed, accessibility, and security. These developments can effectively charge conventional hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud deployments allocating a competitive edge for companies in delivering services. It would not amaze the fact that AI can also make possible revolutions in the way data centers work. Giants like Google have already started using AI for managing the cooling infrastructure for some of their private data centers. AI empower data centers infrastructure to self-diagnose, and also operate fully autonomously.

Data centers have transformed the IT infrastructure of businesses being a vanguard for numerous technological innovations. While data centers continue to push boundaries of innovation by empowering start-ups with connectivity options and computing resources, the service provided becomes more versatile, and cost-effective.

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