In April we predicted that this would be the break-out year for container data centers. In July we posted more information about container data centers when we were working MEP cost models for container-based facilities. The year is half over now, and though the “break-out” has yet to happen there have been some very notable [...]
Still More Thoughts on Container Data Centers
July 31st, 2008 · 2 Comments · Container Data Centers, Data Center, Data Center MEP, Disaster Recovery Planning, Uncategorized
Tags:BC/DR·Container Data Centers·Containers·Data Center·Data Center Containers·Data Center Planning
Update on Cargo Ship Data Centers
July 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Data Center, Disaster Recovery Planning, Green Data Center, Green IT
I promised an update on the progress of the ship-based data center concept floated (yes a pun) by International Data Security (IDS). A recent post on Silverback’s blog explains that the first launch (perhaps a pun) is now delayed until Q3 of 2008, and gives a few more details.
IDS continues to see the ship-based data [...]
Tags:Cargo Ship Data Centers·Container Data Centers·Containers·Data Center·Data Center Power·Green Data Centers·Ice Cube·IDS·Rackable
Year of the Container Data Center: Spring has sprung for the new limb on the Data Center family tree
April 23rd, 2008 · 1 Comment · Data Center, Technology
Momentum is a powerful force, and momentum coupled with synergies cannot be denied.
Today IBM is announcing their entry into the Container Data Center space. Starting with their newly released iDataPlex high density server product, and riding the wake of Microsoft’s widely publicized embracing of Data Center Containers, the recipe was there for a product combining [...]
Tags:Advocate Networks·Container Data Centers·Containers·Data Center·Data Center Containers·Data Center Planning
