The future of cloud gaming is on the Edge
Data Center Dynamics recently featured 1623 Farnam in an article written by Vice President of Business Development, Greg Elliott. The combination of cloud and Edge computing creates a more flexible platform that provides gaming developers and publishers with the ability to scale. Input latency and visual lag can have an outsized and negative impact on […]
How the Interconnected Edge Helps the Cloud Get Its Game On
Capacity Media recently featured 1623 Farnam in an article written by Vice President of Business Development, Greg Elliott. It was two decades ago, at E3, a popular trade event for the video game industry, when enthusiasts were first able to witness a cloud gaming demonstration. Ten years later, in 2010, OnLive became the first publicly […]
The Case for Colocation at 1623 Farnam
IT infrastructure has become even more critical than ever. Whether you are a mid-size company or large enterprise, you need to be able to connect to a reliable network that has a low risk of downtime and do so cost effectively. So, how can you achieve all of this? Consider colocation. Why Colocation? Technology is […]
Are Enterprises Moving Away From Colocation?
Colocation has long been a steady presence in the world of enterprise IT solutions. With the rise of the public cloud many predicted a decline in this kind of interconnection services. Instead, the converse is true: colocation is booming and does not look to slow any time soon. The interconnection market is growing, especially for […]
1623 Farnam Joins KC Tech Council
1623 Farnam is proud to announce our new membership with the KC Tech Council. We are excited to team with an organization that does so much for technology companies throughout the Midwest. Being a part of the council’s activities presents much more than just the opportunity to interact with a robust community of tech member […]
President Todd Cushing on the Future of Interconnection in Omaha
According to 1623 Farnam president Todd Cushing, Interconnection facilities – particularly in Omaha – are just getting started. He explains all this and more in his latest interview with DatacenterHawk’s Hawk Talk series in episode 49. Interconnection Facilities Are Just Getting Started “We are finding that the growth is going to continue. I don’t see […]
Why is Remote Hands Becoming a Trend in IT Systems?
Where it used to be considered an add-on luxury at times, remote hands services have become a staple of colocation facilities and data center service contracts. Adoption trends have pointed upward as the positive track record for remote hands grows. This means tenants are more comfortable with using the service. As quarantine measures surged, so […]
Stay Cool and Efficient with Hot Aisle Containment
Providing adequate cooling in a data center can quickly become a costly endeavor. It is a critical function to ensure your equipment is running efficiently and does not overheat. Cooling can account for a large percentage of a data center’s power consumption. That means high power costs for you and ultimately your customers. So, how […]
1623 Farnam Expands Team – Poised for Significant Growth
Not only are we at 1623 Farnam expanding our facility, but we are expanding our team as well. Our newest addition, Greg Elliott, will serve as a Vice President of Business Development for 1623 Farnam – an excellent addition to the team. The combination of his sales knowledge and experience working in business development make […]
VP Business Development Talks Megaport, Dual-Servers, and New Connections
1623 Farnam made a huge announcement last week, with the deployment of a two-server Megaport node at our edge data center. Our new Vice President of Business Development, Greg Elliott, chatted with JSA TV about the exciting new development. “It’s a really next-gen carrier”, says Elliott. Besides access to private VXC and many different internet […]
