Edge computing brings computation, data, storage, and power closer to the point of action, thus reducing response time and bandwidth. When harnessed in combination with 5G, it can help address the speed and security issues for networks facing sudden and ongoing traffic surges. To learn how Web Werks can help you leverage 5G with Edge computing, refer this whitepaper. 

Choosing a colocation partner to house, protect and connect your company’s critical IT infrastructure is a big decision. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to differentiate between data centers.

A colocation provider mitigates risk through physical and environmental controls from an operational and security standpoint.

By 2021, 33% of enterprise workloads will run on-premises, 33% off-premises, and 33% in the public cloud. This is why organizations are now embracing the digital, all thanks to the dynamism and spontaneity of the current economic environment.

When it comes to selecting the right Data Center provider many organisations adopt a myopic view by only factoring in the uptimes assured by the provider.
More often than not, this constricted research leads to severe bottlenecks when it comes to scalability, sustainability, and security.
In this Whitepaper, we have elaborated on five important parameters, apart from uptimes, that need to be considered when choosing the right Data Center provider.