Sentence examples for data center assets from inspiring English sources
HP is also buying some of P&G's data center assets.
Iron Mountain announced today that it's acquiring the U.S. data center assets of IO Data Centers for a cool $1.3 billion — and the price tag could potentially go higher.
China's relatively new cloud computing law is much more strict, and forced Apple to turn over its Chinese-citizen iCloud data to local providers and Amazon to sell off data center assets in the country.
Former Palantir lead engineer (and Y Combinator partner) Garry Tan calls NodePrime a "Palantir for distributed data centers" that offers "that same level of insight, scalability and speed for provisioning data center assets and taking the guesswork out of systems operations and management".
But when your infrastructure reaches a certain size, when you are running your own applications, and have fleets of laptops, phones, networks, and your own data center, securing all these assets does become your problem.
Adaptive Computing started life as a company that did advanced modeling of high-performance computing environments, but transformed itself into an adaptive data center management technology when assets became more easily controlled.
While there will continue to be successes with pure cloud plays, a big question relates to how well clouds can integrate with existing data centers and other assets.
You take the data centers and your assets and go to a provider and say, "Wouldn't that be an excellent addition to your portfolio?
But there is a huge difference between the virtualized assets in the data center and those in the cloud.
IT folks also know that virtualization isn't always a virtual snap; it can be overly complex, especially when storage assets and overall data center management are taken into account.
The cloud deployment model provides an infrastructure that grows or recedes based on demand, opening the door for data center automation to automatically shift workloads from overburdened clusters to underutilized assets.
