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Enjoy a hand-picked directory of the best 2022 cloud computing and data center conferences, trade shows, and events relevant to this great industry of ours.
HostDime has announced the start of construction of a solar power plant to support the entirety of its purpose-built data center in João Pessoa, Brazil.
Take an inside look at HostDime’s green data center initiatives that include cleaner generators, roof solar panels, hot aisle containment, and 100% electronic equipment recycling.
Let’s go over some common questions regarding RAID and see what the best RAID configuration is for your server.
Enjoy increased agility, scalability, and improved cost-efficiency over traditional backup services by extending availability and backing up your server to the cloud.
To match the high bandwidth and low latency demand of 5G gaming, cloud gaming companies must connect to as many PoPs as possible.
One of the most important decisions for an enterprise is choosing a data center that meets their needs. Unfortunately, not all data centers are created equal. The following guide should steer you the right way.
Today is World Backup Day, which always precedes April Fools Day to remind you that only fools don’t have a data back up and recovery plan.
Hardware as a Service makes owning a server easier than ever. Mixing renting and colocation provides the most flexible deal for your needs and a price point that works for your business.
It has become a necessity for healthcare providers to move their infrastructure and outsource it to a HIPAA compliant data center.
Carrier neutral data centers are facilities that allow interconnectivity between multiple telecommunication carriers and colocation providers. Choosing a carrier neutral data center is a necessity for enterprises with mission-critical operations that can’t afford an outage.
The HostDime team often gets requests asking if our infrastructure is PCI compliant, and therefore whether our clients can configure their servers to be PCI compliant. The answer to both inquiries is YES!