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Hyperview DCIM 4.8 Software Release

This update brings key improvements to asset management and power tracking. Highlights include Template Power metrics in bulk actions, simplified rack layouts for easier asset placement, and advanced power sensors for detailed analysis. The upgraded asset discovery engine now supports more vendor asset types, streamlining management.

What does modern DCIM software innovation look like? #dcim #datacenter #datamanagement #interview

Iterative. Collaborative. Disciplined. This is how we approach innovation at Hyperview. By leveraging technologies like AI, we constantly iterate to solve real-world challenges. Iterative Release Cycle: Our development process is driven by consistent improvement. Every five weeks, we roll out new updates and actively gather customer feedback to refine our solutions. Collaborative Innovation: Transparency is key to our collaboration. Each quarter, we share our product roadmap with customers, outlining the features we’re developing over the next six months.

What does reinventing Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software mean? #dcim #datacenter

"Growth, growth, growth." At Hyperview, we’ve reinvented data center infrastructure management (DCIM) by embracing a product-led growth (PLG) strategy. This means we work closely with users to create features that actually matter to them. With updates rolling out every five weeks, we’re always finding ways to make the platform even better. Plus, we’ve teamed up with data center leaders like Panduit and nVent to bring even more value to our shared customers. Finally, we’re expanding our reach to serve customers better, adding APAC and UAE regions to host their Hyperview instance and data.

Cost, competition and choice: reinvigorating the cloud market for British business

The long-awaited cloud services market investigation from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been published and is an important milestone in the evolution of the UK’s digital infrastructure as a whole. For those unaware of the findings, the report was primarily designed to evaluate whether any features of the UK cloud market were impacting competition because of concerns that a lack of competition was pushing up costs and reduced quality of service.

3 Companies That Repatriated Workloads from the Cloud and Their Results

In recent years, many businesses have begun a process known as cloud repatriation. Cloud repatriation is when companies migrate their applications, data, and workloads from the public cloud to on-premises infrastructure. According to IDC, 70-80% of companies are repatriating at least some of their data each year.

Energy Regulations Are Rising: Stay Ahead with Modern DCIM

Across regions, the regulatory landscape is shifting dramatically: These regulations signal a new era where energy waste is no longer just an economic concern but a compliance risk. Failure to adhere can result in hefty penalties, restricted operations, and reputational damage.

The Modern Data Center: How AI is Reshaping Infrastructure

The traditional data center is undergoing a dramatic transformation. As artificial intelligence reshapes industries from healthcare to financial services, it’s not just the applications that are changing—the very infrastructure powering these innovations requires a fundamental rethinking. Today’s data center bears little resemblance to the server rooms of the past.

Traditional IT CMDB vs. Data Center CMDB: What's the Difference?

When it comes to managing IT and data center assets, organizations often rely on a Configuration Management Database (CMDB). But not all CMDBs are created equal. While a traditional IT CMDB helps track hardware, software, and configurations, a Data Center CMDB is specifically designed to manage the physical infrastructure, capacity, and dependencies within a data center. Understanding the differences between these two types of CMDBs is critical for optimizing operations and ensuring complete visibility.

Server Rack Best Practices for Tracking Assets and Space Utilization

Managing server racks effectively is one of the most critical aspects of running a successful data center. Accurate asset tracking and efficient space utilization can make or break your operations. Without proper processes in place, you risk issues like wasting resources and escalating costs.

The carrot and the stick: the impact of data sovereignty on data centre buying decisions

Data sovereignty is now one of the top concerns of those making data centre buying decisions. The principle that data is subject to the laws of the country where it is collected or stored, has been enshrined in two discrete, but connected pieces of legislation: The Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018). Whilst both these statutes enforce sovereignty as a minimum, they also cover the use of personal data, including how it is collected, stored, and processed.