AFL and SENKO Advanced Components, Inc. (SENKO) announce the signing of the SN Technology Transfer and Patent License Agreement for SN Connectors and Adapters.
AFL Hyperscale is pleased to announce that RWL Advanced Solutions has joined the AFL Hyperscale Partner Program as a Distribution Partner.
Humankind has always been fascinated with the pursuit of speed, the desire to go higher, further, and faster. If we narrow the focus to connectivity,
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As we pass the mid-point of the year, we are getting a clearer picture of the impact the pandemic has had on data consumption and Internet traffic. But what is the global picture? How has this affected data-centers as they scale to meet this increased demand? And what does the future look like for Internet users and the networks that support them?
This month saw associates from our Milton Keynes office throw on their walking shoes to raise money for Diabetes UK. Our team of 13 walkers set their
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In their pursuit to connect the unconnected, create more storage for data, achieve higher bandwidth, and faster transmission speeds – hyperscale, colocation, and enterprise data centers are united, yet the challenges hyperscale networks face are entirely unique.
As data center revenue grows and the demand for data increases, hyperscale data center infrastructure will continue to expand. In the latest in our series of articles on all things hyperscale, we examine how commercial drivers will shape the future for hyperscalers.
Hyperscale has reshaped business, commerce, and society through the delivery and availability of IT services and the future of hyperscale can be divided into two categories: technological and commercial. In this article, we examine what the future holds for hyperscalers from a technological standpoint.
Now we know what hyperscale is and have examined the various tiers and characteristics of hyperscale, it’s time to take a look at how have hyperscale data centers evolved.
We’ve established the meaning of hyperscale, examined the various types of data center and identified the different tiers of hyperscaler, but what is it that makes hyperscale, hyperscale?
