In the Data Center Business, Open Source Is More Relevant Than Ever
Businesses anchored in the physical, too, have a lot to gain from participating in community driven, collaborative engineering.
Hello Ice Lake! Kicking off Equinix Metal’s Next Chapter With Intel
Our latest Intel servers boost performance for low-latency edge applications and heavy duty enterprise workloads.
Why Cores Count! What’s Next for AMD EPYC on Equinix Metal
Why high processor core counts matter for enterprise workloads and our next step with AMD.
Make It Go Faster! (Part 2) Accelerating VMware vSphere Deployment On Bare Metal
How we collapsed, reduced, and deduplicated the deployment, replacing many fragile processes with a much simpler and less error-prone one.
How to Stand Up a Global AI Cloud Service in a Matter of Months
Trying before buying is tricky for highly specialized AI infrastructure. One way to do it is by offering it as a cloud service. But first, you need to build a cloud.
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.
You Know Who’s Best at Backups? Ransomware Survivors
Charlie Lane, a professional cybersecurity geek, in conversation with Grace Andrews about ransomware and enterprise security in general.
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.
Crypto Miners Push to Change the Blockchain Infrastructure Energy Use Narrative
The two events that gave the global crypto industry a proper jolt in May could have a silver lining for the players who want to solve the industry’s complicated energy issues.
How Working in Operations Prepared Me for Motherhood
My journey into motherhood has been, well, phenomenal. A lot of it was luck. But I also think that subconsciously applying a few things I learned in over a decade of operations leadership has eased my way.
