Why regulate ownership of carrier hotels Carrier hotels play a critical role in the telecommunications industry, providing a central location for interconnecting different networks and facilitating the exchange of data traffic. The ownership of carrier hotels can have a significant impact on competition, pricing, and the availability of services in the telecommunications market. As a […]
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The rise of the internet and the explosion of digital data has led to an exponential growth in the need for high-speed and reliable data transfer. Carrier hotels have played a significant role in meeting this need, providing a central location for interconnecting different networks and facilitating the exchange of data traffic. We will explore
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The demand for data storage and processing has skyrocketed. This has led to the rise of Data Centers and Carrier Hotels, two facilities that serve different but important purposes in the world of technology. What are Data Centers and what are Carrier Hotels?A data center is a facility used to house computing and networking equipment,
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A Multi-Tenant Data Center Inter-Connectivity Ecosystem (ICE) is a framework that enables communication and data transfer between different ISP’s within the same facility. ICE is a simple network of interconnected systems that allow multi-tenant data centers to function as a single entity, seamlessly sharing information and resources. The ICE (ecosystem) includes physical and logical interconnectivity
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Deep below scenic Lake Ontario’s surface is Toronto’s most valuable source of renewable energy — cold, cold water. Traditional commercial water-cooling systems often involve towers that evaporate water as a means of expelling heat. Deep Lake Water Cooling System (DLWC) avoids that evaporation, and Enwave estimates that the Toronto system saves roughly 220 million gallons
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How is an ISP different? An ISP has drastically different infrastructure requirements: Engineered with 24/7/365 as requirement ISPs deserve continual uptime infrastructure Efficient 2N Power delivery generator backed redundant mains UPS backed cooling – what happens if they’re not cooling units shutdown & take between 30 to 60 seconds to come back up to speed
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ISPs are paying far too much for cross connects at carrier neutral hotels. Inter-connecting in a carrier neutral facility is a right, not a luxury or a perk and inter-connections give ISPs a competitive edge and better growth trajectory. Cost Savings = Faster Growth AND Increased Profit! Why ISPs should colocate with a facility specifically
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When is the perfect time to migrate your IT equipment move? Really never! The time to migrate is not for the weak and it’s a monumental task that not everyone can appreciate, especially those seated a few positions up the tree. What could possibly go wrong. Powerless supplies, motherboards with other ideas, transit provider scheduling
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Please check out the following video on Alert Fatigue – A Common Frustration Shared by IT Professionals
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For colocation providers, Power Usage Efficiency (PUE) is similar to margins produced by wholesale versus retail pricing. With the commoditization of colocation, providers are forced to pay closer attention to how they utilize power, and they’ve had a lot of help along the way. Moore’s Law, advancements in rectifier & inverter Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)
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