by Joe Damiani | Mar 15, 2019 | Cloud, General Info, Hybrid
Over the past several years, hybrid cloud environments have become very common among enterprises. It began with the acceptance by enterprises to house sensitive, mission critical data and infrastructure in 3rd party, managed colocation facilities. Then cloud emerged...
by Mark MacDonald | Jan 18, 2019 | C15Edge, Cloud, Hybrid
As companies continue to build hybrid cloud environments, the role of colocation continues to be instrumental. From bringing together private and public cloud infrastructure to securing data stored across cloud systems colocation is a necessary part of the final...
by Mark MacDonald | Aug 30, 2018 | Cloud, Colocation
The idea of centralized data centers in Toronto or any major center is not new. The concept existed even in the days of the ENIAC, one of the earliest models of the computer but the idea took off during the internet era – i.e. during the “.com bubble”. Over the past...
by Joe Damiani | Jan 15, 2018 | C15Edge Data Centers, Cloud, Colocation, Hybrid
Our CEO and Founder Mark MacDonald was interviewed at the recent Data Center Dynamics event in Toronto. He had the opportunity to introduce C15Edge but importantly to share some insights on the Small and Medium business opportunity. Part of the reason that...
by Mark MacDonald | Jun 30, 2016 | C15Edge Data Centers, Cloud, Data Center, Data Center Secrets, Data Centers, Edge
Plus ca change … (my best grade 11 french!) We at Canada151 Data Centers are of course trying to keep a finger on the pulse of all changes in the IT landscape and we observe and participate in the ongoing debate between cloud, private cloud (and all other...
by Mark MacDonald | Jun 30, 2016 | Cloud, Colocation, Data Center Secrets, Disaster Recovery
This is recycle of a previous post of a backup and disaster recovery post. However it is again timely as we are having numerous discussion across may industries about this topic. Our discussion includes what needs to be done to mitigate the very serious risks of not...
