Between price hikes, turbulent market changes and aggressive imperatives around energy-efficient data center solutions, trying to establish smart and cost-effective energy procurement practices can make organizations feel like a small boat at the mercy of a big sea change — one that’s rarely in their favor. Digital businesses are in a bit... Read More
Stream’s Chris Bair and Yvonne Deir share their perspectives on data center water use and how to optimize water and energy consumption across the supply chain. The year was 1993 and I (Chris) was a new Air Force Lieutenant on my first TDY assignment in Egypt. It was my first morning at a hotel in Giza and I was surprised to hear a vigorous... Read More
The world of data centers and IT infrastructure has only grown more pivotal for business, community and individual success over the past few years. This trend of increased dependence on all things digital will not be slowing any time soon — especially with new applications across 5G, IoT, AI and beyond being cultivated and deployed throughout... Read More
If you’re in the market for colocation, here’s the good news: The technical real estate market is flooded with options on the retail end of the colocation continuum. The bad news? It is less abundant on the wholesale and large-scale end. Sure, having an abundance of choices should be a good thing, but trying to optimize and select from a... Read More
At Stream, our people and communities mean everything to us. As a company, we don’t react differently than any individual would when they love something — we want to protect it. However, as threats diversify, the question of security and how to keep the things we love safe (whether it’s people, places, things or data) is becoming more and... Read More
Ever thought about how much procuring data center space is like competitive motorsports? If your answer to that question is no, then you’re probably like most of the world. But at Stream, we see things a little differently, and we think there’s a lot to be said for this unlikely parallel. Take the 24 Hours of Le Mans race, for example (not... Read More
Enterprise and hyperscale requirements have converged; enterprises are looking for their data centers to be more cloud-like. That begs an interesting question: Is it possible for a data center built for enterprise customers to serve hyperscale customers (or vice versa)? To go a step further – could a data center be flexible enough to avoid the... Read More
As virtual events gradually give way to in-person occasions, getting back out in the field among peers and capitalizing on the opportunities that await there has been top of mind — especially in the lead up to ITW 2021. In light of this widespread reemergence back onto the industry conference circuit, we caught up with two members of the Stream... Read More
VP of Network and Cloud, Chad Rodriguez, joins Stream’s Phoenix I Data Center Operations team in Goodyear, AZ in welcoming customers to the largest data center campus in the region. Does anyone else feel like the world of IT infrastructure is so full of “should”s and “must”s these days? There used to be something exciting about... Read More
If you’ve read our last “Why Here” missive about Minneapolis – or the one before that, about Dallas – you may have noticed a running theme. In each, we talk about the same five factors: power cost, tax incentives, renewable energy, network connectivity, and the ease of doing business. It’s not a coincidence. We develop data center... Read More
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