Cloud, or fog, computing was the first network infrastructure on the scene that enabled data storage over the internet and made it accessible from any device connected to the internet. Cloud computing, in turn, enabled edge computing, which utilizes the cloud concept, but brings the data closer to the end user, decreasing latency, improving speed, … Read more
Growth is an important goal for almost any business. Consistent business growth can help companies attract new investors and talent, improve profits, and create some breathing room for emergencies—after all, losing a client/customer isn’t nearly as worrying for businesses with 10,000 accounts as they are for ones with 50 accounts. However, growth is more than just … Read more
Today’s companies often live or die by their network performance. Facing pressure from customers and SLA uptime demands from their clients, organizations are constantly looking for ways to improve network efficiency and deliver better, faster, and more reliable services. That’s why edge computing architecture has emerged as an exciting new topic in the world of … Read more
In the old days of mainframe-driven computing, there weren’t many options available when it came to building a network. For today’s organizations, however, there are a number of choices to consider, allowing them to construct a network that meets their unique business needs. One of the most important considerations, however, is whether they want to use a … Read more
Cloud computing has radically altered the landscape of today’s network environments. Whereas organizations once confined their data and computing operations to private, often onsite data centers, virtualization and the spread of multiple service platforms have made it possible for assets and activities to be located in public clouds that can be accessed from anywhere at … Read more
In tech, terms like “cloud” often have multiple interpretations, reflecting its versatile nature. While “cloud” suggests a broad concept, it’s essential to understand its specifics. Contrary to its mystical implication, cloud computing isn’t vastly different from conventional computing. It uses the same foundational server hardware. The distinction lies in cloud architecture’s ability to offer its … Read more
Cloud computing is like a virtual toolbox that’s always there when you need it. Imagine having a supercomputer that you can access from anywhere, anytime, without having to worry about the hardware or software. That’s cloud computing for you! It’s the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct … Read more