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Data center power redundancy is about more than just backup equipment. It’s how utility power, UPS systems, backup generation, and transfer systems are designed to work together. Here’s what the terminology means, what to ask a provider, and how DataYard’s Dayton, Ohio facility is built to support private cloud and colocation clients.
For years, businesses heard one message: move everything to the cloud. In practice, the decision is never that simple. The cloud is the right home for some workloads, colocation for others, and many businesses use a mix of both. This guide breaks down the differences across cost, control, security, and performance, and how to decide where your critical systems belong.
On June 17, 2026, DataYard and Huntress hosted a live webinar on managed EDR and modern cybersecurity threats. This recap covers the key takeaways, including how managed EDR works, a real-world incident resolved in 52 minutes, a Huntress platform demo, and what deployment looks like for your organization. Plus, you will get exclusive access to the webinar video.
In this post, we unpack what separates a real data center from a server closet and why the right facility might be at DataYard located in Dayton, Ohio. From uptime and cooling to physical security and expert support, we break down what to look for in a secure data center and why businesses choose DataYard’s Colocation Data Center. Considering colocation? Read this blog to explore what makes the right data center a smart move.
In this post, we explore why more businesses are moving away from on-site server closets and toward secure, professionally managed colocation in Ohio. From cost savings and uptime to disaster recovery and flexibility, we break down the real advantages of colocation in Dayton, Ohio. Still managing servers in-house? Read this blog to find out if it’s time to make the switch.
Updates have become a regular part of our lives. Whether it’s your phone, your computer, your software programs, or even a gaming system, you likely receive a notification every week or
With a growing need for flexibility, scalability, complexity, and power, more and more businesses are keeping their server systems off-site. While cloud servers work great for a number
Cloud-based hosting is the go-to option for many businesses, large and small. It provides great flexibility while keeping things simple. Sometimes, however, you need your
Security should be a high priority for any business sharing information across the internet (or any other digital network). For those who operate under HIPAA, it’s
For many companies, having their own servers has become a thing of the past. Where once, a business had to find space to place racks, run
