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What Is DCaaS and Could It Replace Your On-Premise Data Center?
Running your own data center used to be a symbol of IT maturity. Today, it may be a liability. Third-party data center facilities and services, including colocation, cloud, hosting, and SaaS providers, now account for 46% of IT workloads in 2026, edging past the 44% residing in enterprise-owned c...
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Data Center Physical Security Goes Far Beyond Locked Doors
When most people imagine a secure data center, they picture a locked server room. The reality is far more demanding. According to IBM’s latest Cost of a Data Breach report, the average cost of a data breach globally was $4.44 million in 2025. For healthcare organizations operating under HIPAA, th...
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Why Rancho Cordova Has Become a Serious Data Center Hub
Rancho Cordova sits about 13 miles east of downtown Sacramento, and for years most people outside the technology industry would have struggled to place it on a map. That is changing fast. The data center industry is quietly converging on this Sacramento suburb for financial, physical, and strateg...
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Bare Metal Cloud Hosting Gives Enterprises the Control They Lost
For years, the cloud promised to simplify everything. Migrate your workloads, pay only for what you use, and let someone else worry about the hardware. Many enterprises took that deal, and then watched their bills balloon, their application performance wobble, and their compliance teams ask incre...
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What to Expect From a Colocation Provider Security Audit
A data breach costs U.S. organizations an average of $10.22 million per incident, according to IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, the highest average of any region in the world. When your servers are housed in a colocation facility, the security controls of that facility become a direct par...
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Certified Hard Drive Destruction Protects More Than You Think
Every year, millions of hard drives are retired, donated, resold, or sent to recycling bins, often with sensitive data still intact. Most people assume that deleting files or formatting a drive wipes the slate clean. In reality, formatting only creates a new file system structure while leaving ex...
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