Equinix stories
Evolving technology and data trends are paving the way to significant IT and network architecture changes in 2019.
As part of its regional expansion, the company faced integration challenges due to the inheritance of disparate technology capabilities.
As data demands grow, many firms are turning to hybrid cloud solutions. Equinix shows how blending private and public clouds boosts performance and security.
The company has sunk around US$19 million into the new facility that will be located in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia.
Digital Realty challenges Equinix with a USD $1.8 billion acquisition of Brazil's Ascenty, aiming to dominate in South America's colocation market.
There are a number of reasons for the meteoric growth of private connectivity between businesses, all of which Equinix has highlighted in its latest study.
It's taken months of gruelling work and no shortage of investment, but the ASC is now live to present huge opportunities in APAC.
Charles Meyers steps in as the new President and CEO of Equinix, succeeding interim CEO Peter Van Camp, to lead the company's next growth phase.
The interconnection and data center giant has announced it is partnering with VMware to offer private connectivity to VMware Cloud on AWS.
Equinix is adding 225 cabinets and more than 550 sqm of colocation space to its Perth data centre where the Australia Singapore Cable terminates.
Last night the biggest movers and shakers in APAC's ICT industry were celebrated, with winners including Equinix, Huawei, and Rackspace.
Equinix has brought around its 20th anniversary in style after announcing the doubling of its APAC revenue in the last 5 years.
Equinix says the company's move highlights the need for decentralized IT infrastructure to deliver on today's demands.
Later this year Equinix will roll out its Cloud Exchange Fabric across Asia Pacific to meet surging demand for inter-metro and private connectivity.
Infomart has blazed a green trail in its environmental responsibility by recycling more than 1.9 million pounds of data center infrastructure.
Equinix is partnering with a local telco to launch a new data centre in an attempt to connect the region that sits between Europe, Africa and Asia.
The giant telco reportedly has $189 billion of debt, and the data center sale (18 in the US and 13 international) is a move to reduce that.
The meteoric rise of multi-cloud environments has seen demand for more visibility, as well as a significant change in the traditional data centre.
Equinix is expanding its reach in Singapore and Australia with the addition of the Australian Singapore Cable (ASC) to its data centres.
Singapore is a thriving data hub at the moment and Equinix is wasting no time in bolstering its presence by almost doubling the size of its biggest data centre.
