For years, cloud computing was synonymous with centralization. That era is over. Enter: the distributed cloud.

The data centers built by today’s multinationals are immense undertakings, helping companies manage their sustainability goals — but also dealing out their fair share of ecological harm.

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Every minute, end users create 200 million e-mails, download 50,000 apps, and upload hundreds of hours of video, notes Don Frame, Data Center Group brand director, Lenovo North America.

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The traditional enterprise data center is heading for the history books, overtaken by cloud computing, the internet of things and new requirements to get applications closer to the customers using ...

Distributed cloud is changing how data-center infrastructure is designed and managed. As staffing requirements grow globally, organizations are looking for IT pros with skills that include cloud ...

The global edge data center market is set to grow from $20.62 billion in 2024 to $109.78 billion by 2034, at a 17.6% CAGR. The rise in 5G networks, IoT, AI-driven automation, and real-time ...

The cloud also encourages wasteful development behavior and data architecture: A lot of data is needlessly transferred to the cloud and back, while it is really primarily used and useful on the edge.