Datacenters of the Future: A Shifting Landscape from the Core to the Edge

Most new datacenters operate at optimal availability and with infrastructural energy efficiency close to theoretical design targets. As such, it might be argued that the two biggest challenges of datacenter technology in the past 30 years have been addressed.

But despite this progress, the pace of change in the datacenter industry will continue and is likely to accelerate over the next decade and beyond. This will be spurred by increasing demand for digital services, as well as the need to embrace new technologies and innovation while mitigating future disruption. At the same time, there will also be a requirement to meet increasingly stringent business parameters and service levels.

This paper examines these forces of change and disruption over the next decade, makes predictions about new datacenter types and specific use cases, and finally suggests ways to future-proof existing datacenters against disruption and to capitalize on innovation.

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How Environmental Monitoring and Visibility Lead to Operational Insights

The reality is simple: Data is the lifeblood of many organizations, and the data center has become the heart. With organizations embracing new technologies — from AI to IoT — and generating more data that will get us into the yottabyte* age, data centers are under pressure to do a lot more — and to do it more efficiently and swiftly.

In this whitepaper, we will examine the importance of data center environmental monitoring, explore the variety of monitoring strategies, and how they complement intelligent power monitoring solutions. From there, we'll discuss how to instrument your data center with these tools and provide some real-world use cases.

Broadcast, control room, government, military and other users of high performance applications face several challenges when it comes to remote access and control. They require ultra-fast switching, high definition video, low latency, and support for dual video and monitors. In addition, IT, engineering, and other departments also require 24/7 access to these computers to make sure if something does go wrong, it can be fixed quickly.

Download this white paper to learn about how Raritan's Dominion KX III KVM Switch family can help solve these challenges faced by users of high performance applications.

Serial console servers are a critical piece of IT infrastructure and a smart investment for any enterprise IT shop because the technology allows for the secure, remote access and management of network and data center equipment.

The following white paper will detail the five key applications of serial console servers, explain the benefits of each and share real-world use cases on how organizations of all sizes can take advantage of the technology.

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KVM switches have been around for decades. Traditionally, they've been used by IT professionals to access servers that store information and run critical business services.

Learn why the Dominion KX III KVM-over-IP is great for both traditional IT tasks, and dynamic applications that require HD streaming video.