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On-premises or colocation? The hidden costs that could impact your business

Choosing between managing infrastructure on-premises or relying on a colocation provider is a choice that extends far beyond managing servers or balancing budgets and can shape the future of an organisation.
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Risks to data and IT infrastructure: it isn’t all cyber

Cyber risk is a top concern for CIOs and CISOs around the world, but the risks to data and IT infrastructure aren’t all in cyberspace. Physical security also plays a crucial role in protecting data and ensuring business resilience.
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SA set to follow global cloud repatriation trends

Customers are increasingly realising that public cloud models, while flexible, can prove costly for long-term and mission-critical workloads if continuous cost tracking and planning is not effectively implemented. With Citrix research finding that up to 42% of US cloud users are repatriating workloads out of public clouds and moving towards hybrid models, the industry is seeing a […]

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Digital Parks Africa breaks down barriers in data centre market

Choosing between colocation and on-premises hosting can be a daunting decision, especially in South Africa where entry barriers and a foreign-dominated market limit local access to affordable, high-quality data centre infrastructure. As organisations undergo digital transformation, they require colocation solutions that do more than just store data – they must actively support growth, resilience and scalability. […]

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Unlocking Financial Efficiency: A CFO’s Guide to Data Centre Colocation services

Cost control, risk mitigation, and revenue assurance are among the CFO’s top priorities. Colocation with the right data centre hosting provider addresses these key priorities, plus many more.
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The AI Revolution: A Golden Opportunity for South Africa’s Data Centres

As organisations start seeing the potential for AI, demand is growing for ever-more advanced and powerful data processing capabilities to support AI.