Equinix Managed Solutions is now available in Montreal!
We’re growing our footprint in Canada — Equinix Managed Solutions is now available in Montreal, one of the country’s most strategic digital hubs. 🚀 What's now available? 🔹 Managed Private Cloud (MPC) – Dedicated or Flex environments for hybrid cloud infrastructure 🔹 Managed Private Backup (MPB) – Immutable, policy-based backup 🔹 Managed Private Firewall (MPF) – Fully managed, secure firewall services 🔹 Plus: Enablement Services, Software Licensing and Premier Support 💡 Montreal plays a critical role for the Canadian economy. Our data centers in Montreal have over 146 customers, 54 service providers, and direct on-ramps to all major CSPs. 📍 Coming soon: EMS in Toronto (Q4): Stay tuned as we continue to expand with scalable, secure and interconnected digital infrastructure across North America. Learn more about our Equinix Managed Solutions offerings here!Equinix Engage Los Angeles
Join Us To Discuss The Future Of enterprise AI. At Equinix Engage in Los Angeles, you'll hear first-hand from leaders who have successfully transformed their approach to critical infrastructure, shifting IT from a cost-cutting measure to a revenue-generating asset. Click here to RSVP to Equinix Engage - LAInside Stadler's Agile IT Infrastructure: Future-Ready IT System for Rail Transportation
Discover how Stadler partnered with Equinix to transform its IT infrastructure, enabling faster and smarter train systems. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and global connectivity, Stadler is revolutionizing the future of railway infrastructure one train at a time. Learn how Stadler enables digital transformation
Equinix Engage - Chicago
Are you curious about the future of enterprise AI? Companies are pouring resources into AI, but true innovators are revolutionizing how they handle critical infrastructure. They're turning IT from something that just cuts costs into a revenue-generating powerhouse! Dive into learning how these trailblazers are leading the way with Private AI. Come Engage Chicago with us on June 5, 2025, at Gibson’s Bar & Steakhouse to join in these exciting discussions. It's a fantastic opportunity to connect and learn! Click here to RSVP to Engage ChicagoHow AI is Reshaping Forecasting and Optimization
This use case by Sanjeevan Bala, Chief Data and AI Officer of ITV, is spot on! We've all realized that AI is no longer just a buzzword—it's a game-changer for businesses looking to stay ahead of the curve. But let’s be real: scaling AI effectively is no small feat. That’s why I’m excited to share our latest video, where we tackle the pressing question: How can organizations truly scale AI? In this video, we have Sanjeevan Bala, Chief Data and AI Officer of ITV, sharing his expertise on building an AI-ready infrastructure. This is especially relevant for us at Equinix, as we’re committed to providing the robust frameworks that businesses need to unlock the full potential of AI. Sanjeev dives deep into the foundational elements that create an environment ripe for AI innovation. He addresses the real challenges organizations face when implementing AI solutions and outlines what businesses need from their infrastructure to make it all work seamlessly. One of the standout points he makes is about maintaining control over AI data. In a world where data is the new oil, ensuring governance and security is paramount. Plus, he shares practical advice for organizations gearing up for their AI journey, making this video a must-watch for anyone serious about leveraging AI for transformative growth. It's important to know that Equinix is all about empowering businesses with scalable, secure solutions. This video is a vital resource for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of AI adoption and drive innovation forward. So, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting to explore the AI landscape, tune in and be ready to equip yourself with the insights you need to build a resilient AI-ready infrastructure. Let’s embrace the future together!
Taking the Plunge: Liquid Cooling in an AI-Ready Data Center
As enterprises strive to future-proof their data center infrastructure, the demand for AI-Ready capacity is on the rise. Liquid cooling has become a vital component of these AI-Ready data centers, optimizing performance for power-intensive chips and hardware. Organizations at the forefront of AI transformation are increasingly adopting liquid cooling technologies to effectively manage heat and enhance efficiency. RSVP to the Tech Talk In this session, we will cover key market drivers, including the densification of hardware such as GPUs, CPUs, and storage. Our discussion will include: The benefits of liquid cooling An overview of liquid cooling technologies The current vendor landscape Choosing the right cooling technology for your needs Essential components of a liquid-cooling system Strategies to simplify your path to liquid cooling implementation The webinar will be presented in English. Closed captioning in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese will be available across AMER, EMEA and APAC broadcasts.Understanding Sustainable Energy in the Digital Age
Just read the latest Equinix blog post on powering a sustainable future! 🌱💡 Great insights into energy innovation for the digital era. Check it out here: https://blog.equinix.com/blog/2025/04/29/powering-a-sustainable-future-energy-innovation-for-the-digital-era/?country_selector=Global%20(EN)Tell a Story About Your First Data Center Migration.
They say you never forget your first data center migration - probably because it's like herding cats during a fire drill. I'm curious - what went sideways, what saved the day, and what would you never do again? Let's hear all the chaos, drama, or pizza-fueled heroics! 🍕🎖️
User created port labels
The ability to create user generated port labels would be amazing. This way I can more easily determine which one goes to which datacenter on our side. You can leave the current label in the port properties so it can be referred to when putting a ticket in, but the current naming convention is difficult to correlate which port is for which of our circuits going to which datacenter. Thanks!
