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Fiber bridges the digital divide — the gap between those with and without internet access. But the U.S. lags behind many other countries in fiber deployments. Why has the U.S. been slow to replace legacy copper connections, and how will fiber inevitably change the digital landscape? We answer these questions and more in the season finale of Data Center Tech Bytes podcast series with Netly Fiber.

4G and LTE helped fuel the rise of tech giants such as UBER. Now, as 5G deploys around the world, new technologies and applications are on the horizon. In this episode of Data Center Tech Bytes podcast, hear from Nokia and Verizon as they break down their expectations and hopes for the 5G-powered future.

School, work, and many other aspects of everyday life quickly shifted online due to the pandemic. This fast transition brought to light the gap between those with and without high-speed internet access. In this episode of Data Center Tech Bytes podcast, Schneider Electric, Compass Datacenters and University of Southern California discuss how to improve infrastructure, access, affordability, and digital literacy to fill the digital gap.

A decade ago, cloud providers and data centers were considered competitors. But today, hyperscale data center companies are combining these services into one hybrid model, enabling them to meet ever-rising demands. Hear from Equinix and Compass Datacenters about their growth strategies for the hybrid cloud world in this episode of the Data Center Tech Bytes podcast.

Demand for hyperscale data centers continues to grow. But electrical contractors must overcome many challenges to deliver these complex projects on time.

In this episode of the Data Center Tech Bytes podcast, we hear how Faith Technologies is accommodating compressed build times and combating industry-wide labor shortages to help bring more computing power to the U.S.

Over the last few years, data centers customers moved from generating terabytes of data to petabytes ― that’s the difference between storing 500 hours of movies versus 500,000 hours.

So, how are data centers keeping up with the surge? Listen to our latest podcast episode to learn about the strategies UBER, Datagryd Data Centers and DC BLOX are exploring to keep up with the digital demand.