
Despite the ongoing pandemic situation, there was a bit of interesting infrastructure M&A down in Texas announced today. The metro fiber solution provider PS Lightwave is acquiring IP Global, a Houston-based data center, connectivity, and voice service provider. [Read more →]








There are many niches within the colocation and data center marketplace beyond the big REIT names that get most of the press. One company taking its own approach to the marketplace is ServerFarm, a US-based data center which operates a global footprint of both multitenant and managed enterprise data centers. With us today is Arun Shenoy, ServerFarm’s SVP of Sales & Marketing. Arun has been in the data center business since the late ‘90s, and joined ServerFarm two and a half years ago. 

Every town, city, and county have felt the shockwaves of this year’s pandemic. COVID-19 has not only changed the ways in which we conduct business, but it has also fundamentally altered the way each industry must adapt and move forward to achieve success. Small, medium, and large businesses have seen devastating losses, and many owners continue to struggle to maintain their staff, grapple with the obstacles of reopening, or accept the consequences of shuttering their doors completely. 


With broad adoption of new technologies like 5G, AI, and IoT looming on an ever-closer horizon, network operators are working hard on solving the problem of scaling the edge and doing it economically. With that problem has come opportunity, and new companies have been rising to the challenge. With us today is Hugh Kelly, VP of Marketing at Volta Networks. Volta has developed technology to move a swath of the processing done by big box routers today into the cloud.