Technology Blog - Redapt | Data Center Infrastructure (3)

At a high level, edge computing is collecting data and deploying IT infrastructure outside of a datacenter. 

Digital transformation is much more than a buzzy term. 

In 1913, Henry Ford installed the first moving assembly line at the Highland Park factory in Michigan. The impact was immediate, with the amount of time to assemble a new car going from 12 hours to...

Today’s retail customers have come to expect increasingly quick, convenient, and frictionless digital experiences, a demand which can be met by data-driven solutions at the edge. 

Retail IT teams,...

It can be easy to think of storage infrastructure as static. A simple container for housing data and workloads.

Achieving a higher level of performance with cloud workloads gives organizations access to increased efficiency, lower costs, and more streamlined operations. Consistent optimization assists in this...

It may seem counterintuitive that investing in the latest hardware can lead to reduced spending, but that’s exactly what can happen through proper optimization of your cloud environments.

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Edge computing comes in many flavors.

Many organizations are struggling with the management of IT during this time of supply chain challenges and talent shortages. 

For many organizations, a critical step in achieving the agility necessary to remain competitive is adopting a hybrid cloud strategy.

Edge computing, the process of bringing compute and storage closer to where it’s needed, has some obvious benefits, including:

When it comes to deploying new infrastructure, making those deployments at the edge is an entirely different beast.