Originally posted on NEDAS In the rapidly evolving landscape of data centers, companies are not only striving for technological advancements but also prioritizing sustainability and environmental responsibility. Sabey Data Centers, a key player in the industry, is at the forefront of this movement. In the latest NEDAS Live! Podcast episode, John Wilson, Chief Financial Officer of Sabey, provides valuable insights into the company’s approach to sustainability and innovation. Wilson sheds light on his journey to Sabey Data Centers and the company’s culture that attracted him. With a background ..read more

Originally posted on SASE Experts In the wake of the discovery of a critical CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures), CVE-2024-3400, within Palo Alto Networks’ GlobalProtect feature of PAN-OS software, it’s become increasingly evident that enterprises must approach their infrastructure security with a cautious perspective. While appliances designed to safeguard organizations can inadvertently serve as entry points for threat actors, employing red team strategies can fortify defenses by proactively identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before they are exploited. What is CVE-2024-3400 ..read more

LiveOak Fiber, a leading regional broadband service provider, proudly announces the appointment of Shane Schilling as Chief Operating Officer (COO). This strategic decision underscores LiveOak’s dedication to innovation, operational excellence, and customer-centric values. President and CEO of LiveOak, Jody Craft, revealed the appointment earlier this month, citing Schilling’s outstanding leadership qualities, technical proficiency, and unwavering dedication to bridging the digital divide in underserved regions. Schilling’s elevation to the role of COO signifies a pivotal moment in LiveOak’s ..read more

Evocative, a global provider of digital infrastructure solutions, is included in the Top 100 Companies of 2023 published by Data Centre Magazine, a leading industry publication for news, interviews, videos, and more. This recognition reflects Evocative’s ongoing commitment to excellence and innovation in the data center, colocation, network, cloud computing, and managed services spaces. The Top 100 Company designation from Data Centre Magazine is a testament to Evocative’s dedication to delivering value-driven solutions that empower customers to succeed in today’s digital landscape. By levera ..read more

Voting Closes May 3 for Data Centre Managed Services Vendor of the Year and all 39 Categories Datalec Precision Installations (DPI), a provider of world-class data centre design, supply, build, and support services, to deliver seamless integrated and unified end-to-end solutions received news in mid-April that the company has been shortlisted for the Data Centre Managed Services Vendor of the Year category for the DCS Awards 2024. The winners will be announced at the DCS Awards ceremony on 23 May at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s. The DCS Awards are a testament to the industry’s co ..read more

As reported by WBTW News13 in Myrtle Beach, SC, DC BLOX, a data center and cable landing station operator, is expanding its existing Cable Landing Station (CLS) which went live last year in  South Carolina. The company recently received approval from the local council to purchase an additional 21 acres of land next to its current facility for around $2.7 million. The new facility will include four more submarine cables, bringing the total to nine once both the current and new facilities are fully operational. This expansion is driven by growing demand from customers, including major tech ..read more

Originally posted on WBTW News 13 MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — DC BLOX, which operates a data center and cable landing station near The Market Common, is planning to expand to meet the growing need for digital infrastructure. Horry County Council passed a third and final reading at its recent meeting to allow the company to purchase land next door to its current facility. “When that data of course arrives in the United States, it needs someplace to go, right? You [have] got to carry that data terrestrially, said Bill Thomson, the vice president of marketing for DC BLOX said. The comp ..read more

Originally posted on Bluebird Network In a continuing effort to help the public navigate the ins and outs of the telecommunications industry, we at Bluebird Network would like to dive into the role of “egress.” The term egress holds significant weight in the realm of influencing data flow and the costs associated with transmitting information across networks. While egress traditionally refers to the movement of data out of a network, understanding its nuances, including the potential for negative egress fees, sheds light on its profound implications for businesses and consumers alike. This bl ..read more

Video posted by Wall Street Journal The rapid growth of data centers, driven by the increasing demand for cloud computing and the rise of AI, is putting a significant strain on the power grid, particularly in key markets like Northern Virginia. According to the WSJ video, global data center capacity could roughly double by 2030, and the power requirements for AI-focused data centers are exponentially higher than traditional cloud computing facilities. The WSJ video (available to subscribers) highlights several key challenges facing the power grid and data center industry: Power Availability ..read more

By: Ilissa Miller, CEO and Founder of iMiller Public Relations (iMPR)  As I reflect on my recent experience at Data Center World, I can’t help but notice a recurring issue that seems to fly under the radar amidst all the buzz and excitement—the lack of consideration for attendees with dietary restrictions and preferences. In a world where energy powers innovation, it’s disheartening to see a disconnect between the nourishment provided and the needs of those fueling the industry. The Data Center industry, much like the servers it houses, has an energy problem. But it’s not the kind measur ..read more