By Steve Altizer, President – Compu Dynamics, LLC Hyperscale and multi-MW (Mega Watt) colocation deployments are driving the unprecedented development of dozens of large data centers. Much of this growth has been focused around major cities such as Ashburn, Dallas, Phoenix, and Chicago, where network providers are able to share traffic. Our experience with data… Read More »
Data Center migrations are high profile projects because they are risky. Worries about lost data and excessive downtime haunt executives, users and data center managers alike. Migrating your data center is a complex process that requires a high degree of coordination with little tolerance for failure. The goals of any move are to: Minimize or… Read More »
Due to recent mass migration to the cloud and an increase in colo facilities, on-premise data centers are far less common than they were just a few short years ago. Those that remain are typically vital to their organization’s mission. For these mission critical data centers, and other on-premise facilities that serve as network closets,… Read More »
History of Northern Virginia Data Centers During the late 1960s, the U.S. Government began experimenting with fiber optic networking. It was Northern Virginia’s low-latency connections to the national fiber network backbone that positioned the area as the top market for network peering serving some of the world’s largest telecommunications firms. Over the last fifteen years,… Read More »
STERLING, VA. (PRWEB) JULY 24, 2018 Compu Dynamics, a leading provider of mission critical facility services, announced this week that they have hired Matthew “Matt” Raines as Director of Project Management and Estimating. Matt Raines brings to Compu Dynamics deep experience with the design and construction of data center support systems, including the deployment of modular/pre-fabricated… Read More »