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  • Colocation—Not Just for Data Centers
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    Justin W. Hobbs, RCDD, TECH, C.M., ACE · July 2024The concept of colocation can be explored beyond its traditional association with data centers. Colocation involves the placement of multiple entities in close proximity to share common facilities, thereby optimizing space and services and reducing overall costs. The concept of the “Imperative Trinity”—space, electrical infrastructure, and communication pathways—is expanded upon as crucial elements in designing colocation environments to enhance efficiencies and service offerings. The article also discusses the evolution of colocation, illustrating its application in various contexts, such as hotels, airports, and urban planning, highlighting its foundational role in maximizing resource utilization. Parallels are drawn with technological advancements like machine virtualization and passive optical networking, underscoring the concept’s broad applicability and impact across multiple industries.
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