Andre Patkos

interconnectivity ecosystem

Coloware’s Innovative O₂N Interconnectivity Ecosystem

Opinion /

In the evolving landscape of digital infrastructure, businesses are perpetually in search of strategies that optimize both performance and cost-efficiency. One significant expense for companies operating within carrier hotels—facilities that house multiple carriers and internet service providers—is the fee associated with every cross-connect, which links their equipment to different carriers within the hotel.  Carrier hotel […]

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Coloware now Announces an Expansion in Toronto

Announcements /

Toronto, Ontario – Coloware, a carrier neutral data centre provider, is excited to announce an expansion with a new state-of-the-art facility at 151 Front Street West, in Toronto. The new facility marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth strategy and reinforces its commitment to meeting increasing demand for connectivity dense data centre services. “We

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Data Center Evolution by 2025: Exciting Advancements on the Horizon

Opinion /

The data center, colocation, and carrier hotel industries are on the brink of a transformative era as we head into 2025. With rapid advancements in technology, heightened global data demands, and an ever-growing emphasis on sustainability, the landscape is set to evolve in ways that were once the stuff of science fiction. Here’s a glimpse

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Controversies of CRTC 2015-326 – Now Who’s to Blame?

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In 2015, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) unveiled Regulatory Policy 2015-326, a landmark decision aimed at bolstering the competitive landscape of Canada’s telecommunications industry. The policy sought to enhance consumer choice and ensure fair competition among Internet Service Providers (ISPs). However, its implementation journey sparked intense debate, highlighting the intricate balance between regulation,

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carrier hotels

The Enduring Legacy of Carrier Hotels in the Next Frontier

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Carrier Hotels serve as central hubs for internet and telecommunications traffic, housing the physical connections between different service providers and network carriers. As the world ventures into new frontiers of technology, like 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), and beyond. The significance of carrier hotels is only poised to increase. The enduring legacy of carrier hotels

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Future of Carrier Hotels: An important part of Innovation and Trends

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Innovations Shaping the Future The future of carrier hotels is being shaped by several key innovations Edge Computing Integration As the demand for low-latency applications grows, carrier hotels are increasingly integrating edge computing capabilities. This means processing data closer to the end-user, reducing latency, and improving performance for applications like IoT, gaming, and autonomous vehicles.

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Redefined Connectivity and the Amazing Impact of Carrier Hotels

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In the digital era, the term “connectivity” has evolved beyond the simple act of linking to the internet. It encompasses the intricate and sophisticated interchange of data that powers every aspect of modern life. The architects behind this revolution are carrier hotels—dedicated facilities at the nexus of the digital and physical worlds. These buildings, also

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Colocation Facilities Emerge and a Major Shift

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The origins of colocation facilities can be traced back to the early days of the internet, when companies began to recognize the limitations of managing their own data centers. Building and maintaining an in-house facility required substantial upfront investment in real estate, hardware, and infrastructure, not to mention ongoing expenses for power, cooling, and maintenance.

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