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What Should You Look for In a CDN in 2026?
A CDN (content delivery network) is a distributed system of servers that keeps copies of content close to users, so requests are served from a nearby node instead of the origin. This cuts latency, takes load off the origin, and absorbs traffic spikes and attacks. In 2026, the market has split into a commodity “pipe” […]
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How to Make Backups in OpenStack
Learn how to build a reliable OpenStack backup strategy for virtual machines, volumes, and cloud infrastructure. This guide explains how to create and restore snapshots, automate backups with CLI tools, protect Cinder volumes, secure control-plane services, and design a production-ready disaster recovery workflow for OpenStack environments. How to Make Backups in OpenStack Data loss inside […]
ArticleBare MetalDedicated ServersPrivate Cloud
Why Is Everyone Talking About Cloud Repatriation in 2026?
Cloud repatriation is the process of moving your digital assets – such as apps, data, and software – out of a public cloud, like AWS or Microsoft Azure, and bringing them to private servers, data centers, or alternative hosting environments. Why do you keep hearing about it now? A few reasons. One, public cloud gained […]
ArticleCDN
Securing Video Delivery: Edge Control for Streaming at Scale
A video-tuned CDN is a content delivery network built for streaming workloads, where the delivery path also enforces who is allowed to consume the stream. It differs from a general-purpose web cache in four areas: queue management, routing logic, cache eviction, and security applied on the media path. That last area is the one most […]
ArticleDedicated Servers
Server Pricing Volatility in the AI Era: What’s Driving It and How to Stay in Control
Buying servers used to be predictable. You picked a configuration, got a quote, and scheduled deployment around a delivery window you could trust. In 2024-2025, that certainty has changed. Not because “servers” suddenly got complicated, but because key components are being pulled into a global AI build-out. AI demand pushed the server/storage components market to […]
ArticleCDN
Why Video Needs a Different Kind of CDN
Video is the largest downstream traffic category. Video applications accounted for approximately 76% of all mobile traffic by the end of 2025, and they are projected to comprise 82% of all internet traffic by 2026. It’s also the category most sensitive to infrastructure speed. If a page loads a little late, users get frustrated. If […]
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Amsterdam GPU Infrastructure for Intensive Video Workloads
In this article, we analyze a real client request and explore how to match or improve a GPU-powered video processing setup without increasing costs. We compare configurations, discuss infrastructure differences, and explain what truly matters for stable transcoding and streaming workloads. Dedicated Servers for Video Processing & GPU Workloads in Amsterdam When clients approach us […]
ArticleBare Metal
Dedicated Servers vs. Bare Metal: What’s the Difference?
In infrastructure, two terms appear everywhere yet remain widely misunderstood: Dedicated Server and Bare Metal Server. To some, they mean the same thing. To others, even long-standing Fortune 500 companies like IBM, they mean something different. Providers put out definitions of their own, and they’re not always aligned with how the technology actually works. The […]
ArticleColocation
Problems with Standard Colocation – Why Space and Power Aren’t Enough Anymore
Data center colocation used to be a simple deal. The operator leased you rack space or even an entire rack, guaranteed and provided power and cooling; you brought your servers, connected them, and used the services under a predictable and simple SLA. Back when workloads were static, architecture was monolithic, and “availability” was the only […]