Equinix Metal's 2021 Swings and Misses: Five Things We Could Have Done Better
It's always fun to talk up all the home runs you hit, but what about the strikeouts? That is often when you learn the most, and 2021 gave us plenty of opportunities. Here’s our list.
The Liquid Cooling Imperative
As the world’s digital infrastructure company, a key aspect of our corporate mission is to go beyond the basics and protect our planet, our people, and the communities where we operate.
Web3 Builders Hope to Fix Open Source, ‘Broken’ by Web 2.0
If Web3 succeeds in becoming the third iteration of the internet that its builders envision, one big side effect would be a return of a healthy open source software ecosystem.
What is a Technical Account Manager?
From planning and executing a cloud strategy, to providing sage advice and implementation guidance, Technical Account Managers provide a daily north star to help keep our customers on track.
Making Accessibility Fundamental in Design
Designing with accessibility in mind benefits everyone, but is often overlooked, misunderstood, or poorly implemented. Here's how we can build better products that serve everybody by making accessibility a principle in design.
Our Customer Success Toolbox
If there is one constant in life, it is that we’re all on a journey to find the perfect tool - the one to rule them all.In order for us to provide a magical customer experience, our Metal customer success team needs its bows, axes, and swords — and also our blue swords, of course.
Don't Talk About it, Show it
I’ll be the first to admit it. When I found out that our first technical conference was taking place without registrations — well, suffice to say, I wasn’t quite convinced.
The Power of Three
At Equinix, working with partners isn’t just a marketing slogan, but an operating philosophy rooted in our founding DNA.
From Options to RSU's: Reflections on an Acquisition, One Year On
It’s one year since Equinix acquired Packet. Here’s what I’ve learned about language, listening and learning.
The Power of Proximity
I’ve spent the last twenty years hacking at the intersection of physical and digital.
On Building a Brand That You Love
The only thing I really know how to do is play the bassoon. When I was 14 years old, I somehow started down the path to become a professional classical musician, spending thousands of hours learning my craft.
