 | | Next Generation Data Launches Data Center Services Community on TMCnet TMC announced today that the Data Center Services channel, sponsored by Next Generation Data Limited, has been launched as the newest addition to the TMCnet Online Community program.
The Data Center Services channel is designed for companies who rely on data centers to drive their critical cloud, high performance computing, super-computing, grid and containerized computing services and networks. The site is geared toward decision-makers from service providers to enterprises who are seeking information about the data center industry including security, connectivity, power, scalability and green solutions. Information on the Data Center Services channel addresses issues important to decision-makers in the data center market. Visitors to the channel can find valuable resources such as feature articles, industry news, white papers, and videos.
The Data Center Services channel can be found at:
http://data-center-services.tmcnet.com/
About Next Generation Data
Next Generation Data is a specialist in the operation and ongoing management of mission-critical environments, offering flexible, cost effective and resilient data centre solutions delivered by a highly experienced team. It has created Europe's largest Tier 3 data center located near Cardiff, and one of only a handful of high quality Tier 3 data centers outside London. NGD Europe is able to support High Density Environments for such power-hungry and intensive applications as cloud computing, high performance computing, super computing, grid computing and containerized computing; and is ideally suited to large organizations wishing to consolidate their existing space- or power-restricted data centre operations. NGD Europe is a purpose-built carrier-neutral facility offering 750,000 square feet of highly secure and cost-effective space housing up to 19,000 racks that can be arranged into self-contained data halls of various sizes all with independent services, resilient power and cooling systems. NGD Europe's environmentally-friendly high level technology infrastructure has been designed to meet and exceed the ever increasing demand for more computing power and among its many features are a 100 per cent renewable high capacity 180 MVA power supply direct from the super grid; and a variety of on-site high-speed, low latency carrier interconnects. For further information, visit www.nextgenerationdata.com | | | | Featured Articles (Norwalk, CT - Nov. 8, 2011) -- TMC, a global, integrated media company, announced today that the Data Center Services channel, sponsored by Next Generation Data Limited, has been launched as the newest addition to the TMCnet Online Community program.
Newport, South Wales - Halfway around the globe from the world's leading Cloud Computing Expo - which is going on now - data center services leader NGD has announced immediate availability of a giant, containerized computing hall for large-scale cloud deployments for cloud service providers. The cloud is killing off the old data center as companies small and large move to it. On the other hand, cloud providers need new super high-performance data centers which are just starting to emerge around the world in places like Wales and Japan. Following events like 9/11 in America and 7/7 in London - a day in which there was a series of coordinated suicide attacks - not to mention this summer's unnerving riots in London - it became evident that there was a need to house world-class facilities in more secure locations.
In today's data center environment, more than ever before managers are demanding secure, reliable and efficient data storage and processing. From security, connectivity and power to emissions and scalability, there are a multitude of factors that must be accounted for in the next generation data center. As more consumer and business services and companies move to the cloud, cloud service providers need high-performance data centers to meet this exploding demand. Share This! | | |
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