Top 5 Data Center Stories of the Week: February 23, 2019
For your weekend reading, here are the five biggest things we wrote (and podcasted) about this week.
February 24, 2019
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Why CyrusOne Shares Tanked, and Why It’s Nothing to Worry About - DCK Investor Edge: As has been its tendency, Wall Street underappreciates the level of investment and the timelines of a long-term global hyperscale play.
Google's On-Prem Data Center Software for Hybrid Cloud Now in Beta - Configuration management added in latest version of Cloud Services Platform, which differentiates by being able to run on customers’ existing hardware.
Can Bloom Energy Transform the Data Center Industry? - Peter Gross, the startup’s VP of mission critical, says he hasn’t seen anything more disruptive after decades in the business.
Bloom Energy Servers deployed at a Macy's facility
Should There Be ‘Safe Harbor’ Against Data-Breach Lawsuits? - New law on the books in Ohio protects firms that have suffered cyberattacks from being sued if they follow best practices.
An illustration of a visual model of Palo Alto intersections and traffic built by Swim's platform
Swim Open Sources Its Machine Learning Platform for Edge Computing - Taking the "open core" route, the startup wants the open source community to take its platform in more directions than it's been able to so far.
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