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Sustainability and the Data Center – Reducing Environmental Impact and Cost

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Do you know the environmental impact your current Data Center has? Are you concerned with sustainable infrastructure that has a greener community-centric focus? These questions and more are becoming more and more prevalent as businesses look for the perfect Data Center. Environmental Impact and Cost are two monumental pieces to consider when looking for your …

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What Is Engineer, Furnish, and Install, and When Do Enterprises Need It?

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The enterprise data center is vital to the long-term success of the business. While it is often behind the scenes, the data center directly or indirectly affects nearly all departments, teams, and customers in some way.  A well-designed, well-built, and well-maintained data center ensures an enterprise can achieve its strategic objectives. But if you’ve ever …

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Resiliency and Fault Tolerance – What Do Enterprises Need From the Data Center?

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Unplanned downtime is a serious challenge for enterprises. While many outages last only a few minutes and have a limited impact on performance, major outages can disrupt operations and result in significant and lasting consequences. When choosing a data center provider, enterprises must consider factors such as performance and scalability, physical security and access, proximity …

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Sphaera Successfully Delivers High-speed Fiber Connectivity in Idaho

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Sphaera helped an Idaho local municipality apply for and successfully receive federal grant funding to deliver High Speed Fiber Optic connectivity to an under-served area of the state. The only stipulation of the grant awarded was the requirement to have the connectivity established within 120 days. The scope included the installation of a completely new street-utility electrical service, a backup generator, backup batteries, fiber optic cable, network routing & security equipment, and a power conversion system to drive the equipment. This project was completed on time, on budget and exceeded the scope of redundant critical infrastructure requirements.

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