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Next Generation Datacentre Cycle II - Following on from the first cycle of research carried out in February 2011, this re-run of the next generation datacentre research covered 10 regions to identify what progress organisations have made in preparing to adapt to new IT architectures and appro

By: Quocirca
Published: March 2012
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It is good to see that, even under highly constrained economic conditions, there has been investment in datacentres that shows distinct benefits to the business.  However, much remains to be done, and the move towards cloud computing will introduce greater stresses on existing and future datacentre requirements.

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