Are in-house data centres in a state of permanent decline?
The in-house data centre will be a very different place in a few years' time as workloads move to cloud and colo, a Computing survey finds
Once the beating heart of every organisation's technological ambitions, the company data centre has been facing some stiff competition of late. In spite of Moore's Law, in spite of new technologies...
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