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Deploy and Manage IT Devices Securely and at High-Speed: From Data Center to Edge

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Deploy and Manage IT Devices Securely and at High-Speed: From Data Center to Edge

As the world moves toward a more digital future, businesses are adopting edge computing exponentially to keep up with modern demands. The increase of enterprise-generated data is set to increase at a constant rate within the next few years due to fast-paced digitalization initiatives, hybrid work models, and application innovation with the Internet of Things and 5G. For data centers and IT managers, this means that many businesses will want to evolve their processes and technologies to deploy and manage sites and devices at scale. With the recent onslaught of hacks and data breaches, the need for robust remote management tools to keep up with modern demands while providing a safe and secure way for data center storage is also top of mind. In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into how businesses can deploy and manage IT devices securely and quickly from data center to edge.

What is Edge Computing?

Edge computing is a distributed computing model that brings computing technology and data storage closer to the data sources. It improves response time and saves bandwidth, making it a high-performance, efficient, and scalable alternative to traditional computing.

What Do Data Centers Need from Remote Management Tools?

As data center and IT teams examine their management platforms, they need to:

Diversify data center infrastructure: data centers and IT teams need a single management platform with the ability to manage both business and edge sites with infrastructure from multiple vendors. TMGcore provides an autonomous software suite to manage its immersion cooling devices both remotely and securely.

Future-proof approach: Many organizations turn to open-source software as an alternative to proprietary software to save both time and money during the recent economic downturn. It’s important for data center and IT teams to consider how a management platform will work with existing infrastructure and new technologies as they’re developed.

Ease of use and improved efficiency: A remote management platform should be easy to install, configure, and use. TMGcore’s products are designed with the user in mind with customized solutions, end-to-end engineering, and scalability. Automated processes enable data centers to handle larger sites and device footprints without hiring more staff while cutting down deployment timeframes. To make it quicker and easier to deploy devices, items like configuration changes and status reporting must be automated.

Device management through all stages: no matter where the data center is, knowing why unexpected downtime occurs is paramount for any digital business. Autonomous, remote management infrastructure capabilities mean that data centers can rapidly troubleshoot any issues and restore services for a better customer experience. Data center teams can update the management platform features and functionality while in use, improving availability further.

Control access and usage of devices: data centers need to have full control over device access and usage through all stages of operation. TMGcore remote management software enables its users a secure and transparent way to oversee device usage, energy consumption, and audit processes to enhance security further. TMGcore immersion cooling devices provide users with secure access to on-site applications and data with integrated networking capacity.

Improved security: centralization of management devices means data center teams maintain constant awareness of device health and condition. Issues are resolved swiftly and in real-time, eliminating the risk of data security breaches and vulnerability to hacks. TMGcore’s autonomous platform keeps devices current while providing high-performance computing that’s scalable and secure.

As data center and IT teams manage the needs of businesses and users, they need systems that grow with modern demand and innovations in technology. TMGcore provides immersion cooling technology for data storage devices compatible with autonomous remote management software that scales across data centers, edge sites, and devices to meet the needs of high-performance computing, scalable designs, and sustainability. Streamline device monitoring and energy consumption with a single management platform enabling IT teams to secure processes from data center to edge. Ready to deploy and manage IT devices quickly and securely? Schedule a demo or call us today!

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The Future of Data Center Technology: Trends to Watch in 2022

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The Future of Data Center Technology: Trends to Watch in 2022

Data centers are the core of how businesses effectively run critical applications, store sensitive data, and provide services to their consumers. As data centers have become more complex and in a constant state of motion, the pace of change has accelerated. So, what’s in store for data centers in 2022? Here are the top five data center technology trends to watch out for:

Data Security

With software interconnectedness and ransomware attacks on the rise, data center companies are moving toward a zero-trust security operation model. Software that lets businesses securely map device interactions, enact policies and find weak spots will be a key factor for the future landscape of data centers. Since most organizations now operate in hybrid cloud environments spanning public, private, and on-site infrastructures. Datacenter software that can manage and operate workloads across all three spaces (public, private, and on-premises) will be a key factor in the future of data center technology. Software-defined infrastructure and AI-augmented automation can deliver several advantages of public cloud computing like flexibility, scalability, and optimization with lesser risk of data security breaches and malware attacks. Apart from only looking at a physical data center, businesses must know where their applications are and how the workload is running. Knowing why an application isn’t working is key to data center security.  

Automation and Remote Management/Advanced Management Tools

Organizations continue to show interest in adopting data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tools to monitor and measure operations. The pressing need to manage better infrastructure for data centers started during the pandemic and has been on the rise ever since. Businesses require effective and transparent tools that are automated, remotely operated, and deliver energy reporting. Hybrid environments present challenges that are both horizontal (from the data center to the cloud) and vertical (from the low-level data center facilities to the server, data storage, network, and multiple layers of software). Since hybrid environments aren’t going anywhere anytime soon, advanced management tools are required to tackle such multi-faceted challenges. The continued expansion into edge computing provides a solution.

The Rise of Edge Computing

The computing paradigm is shifting away from centralized hyperscalers to edge computing in 2022. By employing edge computing platforms across a series of data centers, companies can provide high-performance workloads closer to their consumers. Edge computing solutions enable organizations to connect everything and take advantage of ubiquitous real-time data. With the added ability for real-time monitoring, low latency, and highly available apps, it’s no wonder why edge is key for the future of data center technology. This interconnectedness also requires vigilant management to eliminate the risk of breaches in data center security. Luckily, automated management tools can provide increased control and improved power efficiency, especially with high-density computing. Such tools and applications are usually located at 5G base stations, data centers, and the internet of things. Still, the amount of energy and power required to maintain edge devices is robust, making sustainability a topic of contention.

Sustainability

As data center energy consumption continues to grow, sustainable sources to power edge devices and management tools have taken priority. To address this challenge, data centers turn to data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tools that help assess and manage energy use. Additionally, data center system admins have started to increase their use of renewable energy sources like solar and wind power and adopt greener habits and technologies. By adopting greener practices and replacing outdated or inefficient technology, companies can cut down on the waste data centers produce and reduce the cost of operating data centers. The shift to more environmentally friendly designed facilities and utilizing equipment that doesn’t waste as much electricity and produce as much heat are more steps that data centers can take to become more sustainable. In addition, greener cooling technologies like intelligent building management systems, high-efficiency chillers, and liquid immersion cooling technology all boost the energy efficiency of data center cooling systems.

Energy Effectiveness

The ongoing digitization of the world requires a lot of energy. To accommodate, data centers must actively reduce their carbon footprint as climate change becomes a pressing issue globally. Data centers must also look beyond energy efficiency to energy effectiveness. This requires high-performance hardware and interconnected software capable of monitoring both the amount of energy used and how it’s being used. Investments in smart facility management and efficient assets are key trends to watch out for in the next several years. Let’s once again embrace the venerable idiom of “out with the old and in with the new” so we can create a greener and more efficient future for data centers and the world.

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