The place-name \"INZAI\" is increasingly popular across the world data centre industry. It refers to Inzai City, Chiba Prefecture. Major data centre operators and cloud operators around the world, such as Google, are constructing huge data centres. The builder is Equinix Japan.

The byline talks about the new multiexperience trend and how interconnection can make the difference in user experience.

Data Center Knowledge has shared an article on Google Anthos’ use cases involving colocation data centers, calling out a focus on Equinix’s recent Anthos support on its bare-metal-as-a-service platform. The article is here: Google Anthos Is Starting to Make Inroads in Colocation Data Centers.

This article reports on an interview with Maria Sundvall, Managing Director of Equinix in Sweden, around Equinix’s recent partnership announcement with Google Cloud. It discusses how this collaboration with Google increases the scope and flexibility of Equinix’s offer; according to Sundvall: “it increases our opportunities to offer the absolute best solutions to our customers”.

As the demand for Interconnection services is rapidly growing, ECX Fabric is emerging as one of the leading interconnection services. Equinix, the No. 1 global data center company, opened SL1 data center in Seoul last year and began a fully fledged local business.

The article covers how the west coast wildfires are an example of climate change and how data center operators must adapt to the real-time challenges of a changed environment. The article includes thought leadership from Craig Pennington on the importance of on-site power generation and Bloom Energy that was shared during the 7×24 Exchange fall conference last October. Craig is quoted saying “Local generation changes how you consider resilience. If you can generate locally and be totally in control of that, you have to start asking whether you need generators or UPS or batteries.”\n \nEquinix is also included by having deployed 43 megawatts of Bloom Energy fuel cells powered by natural gas in high-cost energy markets like California, New York and Massachusetts.\n

The Weekly Take podcast episode, “Electric Avenue: Why all roads to the future run through Data Centers” with Charles Meyers was published. The episode features Charles Meyers alongside CBRE’s Senior Managing Director of Data Solutions Pat Lynch, discussing how data centers are powering the burgeoning digital economy. \n \nIn the episode, Charles explains why traditional real estate investors should consider investing in data centers, touching on the underlying demand drivers that are making the sector so formidable. He further discusses what Equinix does and why it has experienced so much success as a REIT so far. \n

This article covers the recent APDC webinar on hybrid multicloud, during which Carlos Paulino, Managing Director of Equinix in Portugal, shares his expertise on how hybrid multicloud is a driver for digital transformation. He notably explains that the key to defining a cloud strategy is to understand exactly what workloads will have to stay within the organisation, along with which ones can be migrated to the public cloud and which have to be on-premise or in a private data centre.

Guy Danskine explains how digital transformation in mining is driving demand for data centres

A byline developed off the back of Equinix\'s healthcare report. The byline looks at the role of technology in solving some of Australia\'s most serious health challenges, and how Equinix provides infrastructure to support exactly that.

The article is based on Equinix’s recent fireside chat on sustainability, quoting Diarmid Massey on Equinix\'s achievement in reducing 60% carbon footprint since 2015.

Article related to the announcement of the expansion of Telia\'s North American network through an agreement with Equinix in Mexico.

This article covers an interview with Emmanuel Becker, Managing Director of Equinix in Italy, where he discusses the opening of ML5 and the importance of this investment in Italy. Becker describes how this is a historic opportunity for the Italian economy, as digital harbours will provide a competitive advantage for businesses in terms of exports, as well as contributing to the acceleration of digital transformation in Europe.

The article highlights how this partnership will let to enable businesses to more easily connect and migrate priority workloads to that cloud service platform.

Opinion article highlighting Equinix\'s point of view on practices that help make better use of remote work, as well as the tools that companies must adopt for their employees to achieve a secure connectio

The article highlights how this partnership will let to enable businesses to more easily connect and migrate priority workloads to that cloud service platform.

The list is a compilation of the largest and currently most successful cloud services companies in the world including AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, Alibaba, VMWare, HP, Oracle Cloud, Dell Technologies, Equinix and Rackspace. Just to note these companies are listed in no specific order. The article includes a value proposition for each cloud provider including potential buyers, key values/differentiators and a statement of who uses it and how it works.