Tag Archives: Infrastructure

According to the report published by Allied Market Research “The Hosting Infrastructure Services Market Size Reach USD 32.5 Billion by 2031.” These players have adopted different strategies such as new product launches collaborations expansion joint ventures agreements and others to increase their market share and maintain dominant shares in different regions.

Surge in demand for low-cost IT infrastructure, rise in need of faster data accessibility and reliability, increase in the number of small & medium businesses in various countries across the globe, and rapid growth of cloud technology are expected to drive the growth of the global hosting infrastructure services market. Increase in the number of smartphone users, surge in internet penetration,…

By Cirion

This is a machine translation of the original press release issued in Spanish.

Miami, February 26, 2024 – With the aim of offering computing capacity in different regions with minimal latency, integrated into zones, Cirion Technologies, a leading provider of digital infrastructure and technology, continues to expand its technological infrastructure in Latin America, with the implementation of a new region of its Bare Metal Cloud service, a computing alternative for hybrid environments.

Bare Metal Cloud is a computing platform that offers dedicated, high-performance, self-manageable, pay-per-use hardware for hosting strategic applications. Bare Metal Cloud allows any platform client to automatically assign dedicated servers, providing minimal latency, provisioning…

As a diligent systems administrator, evaluating the right infrastructure for an organization is of utmost importance. In this report, I seek to provide a balanced perspective on the age-old debate between Linux and Windows servers. A well-informed decision considers objective performance metrics and aligns technical needs with long-term expenditures.

Let’s begin by outlining what each entail. Linux servers are built upon open-source kernel foundations, offering flexible customization. Windows Server conversely provides standardized proprietary solutions. Now, let’s delve deeper into how they contrast across various factors.

Both Linux and Windows function as robust multi-user, multi-tasking operating systems. However, specifications diverge in…