In today’s dynamic business world, IT infrastructures must be robust, reliable and able to adapt quickly and flexibly to changing requirements.
This applies to you if you manage your own hardware and to your service provider, if you opt for a colocation facility. If it is not flexible, it cannot respond to your increasing demands. If no extra capacity is available, then you will not be able to rent the extra space and, therefore, will not be able to react when demand increases. Therefore, you have to be very careful when deciding to outsource your servers!
Cadolto’s data centres can be scaled to almost any size thanks to their modular design. Companies can expand or reduce their IT infrastructure as needed without investing in additional capacity or reaching limits as demand increases. This adaptability is a decisive competitive advantage as it enables quick reactions to market changes or the opening up of new business opportunities.
Any service providers offering server outsourcing capacity can also make use of these advantages. If they only have one large data centre, the capacity there will eventually be exhausted. However, if they use a modular design like Cadolto Datacenter’s, they can respond quickly to your needs at any time and expand their own server capacities. With this in mind, you can probably start identifying whether a provider may be suitable for you to outsource to.
Location is another aspect of flexibility. Companies can move their data processing closer to where the action takes place, as Cadolto’s modular units can also be used flexibly in terms of location. Outsourcing service providers who offer a modular construction often have several data centres distributed geographically. This often has its advantages, particularly for edge computing applications.
What is edge computing?
Edge computing processes and stores data decentrally and closer to data sources such as IoT (Internet of Things) devices and sensors. This reduces latency and enables faster data processing and analysis, which is particularly beneficial for real-time and reactive scenarios.
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
The Internet of Things refers to the interconnection of physical devices, vehicles, buildings and other objects with electronics, software, sensors and network connectivity that enables these objects to collect and exchange data.