Demystifying Security for Hyperscale Data Centers
Posted: 1st Mar 2023
Many industries have embraced hyperscale computing to address a variety of different use cases. For example, large enterprises building hybrid IT architectures to launch applications quickly require super-fast communication between assets that are spread across physical and virtual domains. Advanced research institutions, such as those performing genomic or aerospace research, require the ability to transfer massive datasets over their networks. Ecommerce companies, including high-velocity eRetail, use hyperscale architectures to manage connection bursts on major shopping holidays like Cyber Monday, and to deal with surges in activity resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic
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