How local data centers reduce latency - Data Center University Learn how latency affects digital performance, why local data centers matter, and how to balance speed, cost, and sustainability.

That tiny, annoying pause before a page loads or a video starts? That’s latency: the milliseconds data needs to travel across a network. It’s the invisible factor that makes digital experiences seamless or slow.

Distance means delay. Here's how local data centers make that buffering circle vanish:

Do you think data centers are IT?

Think again. Data centers and IT are often confused, but they serve different roles. In this article, you'll discover how data centers support IT without managing it, and why the distinction matters.

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In our first episode, Tiziano Durante from #Microsoft and Koen Van Loo from #GroupS explore hybrid cloud strategy and the future of digital infrastructure.

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The critical importance of carrier neutrality in data centers - Data Center University As businesses grow ever more reliant on seamless connectivity, carrier-neutral data centers have become essential to modern IT infrastructure. But what exactly does carrier neutrality mean, and why is...

🔗 Why carrier neutrality is a major advantage

More choice, better connectivity, and no vendor lock-in. Carrier-neutral data centers let you connect to the providers you want, when you want.

Explore the benefits in the article below.

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