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As wireless density and 5G infrastructure raise ambient radio-frequency levels, data center operators face a growing, often overlooked threat to uptime: electromagnetic interference.
A data center can have flawless power and cooling, but if its network connection drops, none of that matters. Here's what actually goes into redundant networking, and where its limits lie.
Brand recognition and infrastructure scale matter, but enterprise hosting decisions should hinge on accountability, response speed, and clear communication when things go wrong.
Uptime numbers on a hosting SLA come from somewhere specific: how a facility is built. Here is what Tier III and N+1 redundancy really mean, and what they do not guarantee.
A single decimal point in an SLA can mean the difference between 43 minutes and 4 minutes of allowed downtime a month. Here is how to read the fine print and what credits actually cover.
