Whilst challenges related to COVID-19 are now non-threatening, a new global survey has found that operators face ever stricter regulations and pressure to reduce energy use, along with persistent staffing and supply chain issues.
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Andy Lawrence, executive director, Uptime Intelligence. Source: Uptime
Data centre operators are facing a growing number of challenges as increasing demand for hosting capacity stretches the industry’s current business plans.
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