Generative AI Surge Triggers Nationwide Rush for New Data Center Infrastructure - Seite 2

"By integrating AI with Zero Trust Architecture, we are creating a robust and future-proof security framework for our data centers," stated William Hisey, Chief Executive Officer at Avant. "This combined approach ensures the highest level of security for our customers' data while optimizing data center operations for efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Avant is committed to providing innovative technology to help businesses optimize data center operations, improve resource utilization, and enhance security."

ZTA is a security model that eliminates the concept of inherent trust within a network. It assumes that all users, devices, and workloads – regardless of location – must be continuously verified before granting access to resources. Implementing AI-controlled ZTA allows Avant to achieve continuous authentication and authorization, enhanced threat detection and response, dynamic access controls, and adaptive security policies.

Avant's ZTA implementation aligns seamlessly with its existing AI-powered data center management focus. The company's AI technology already provides predictive analytics and optimization, automated incident response, and enhanced cooling efficiency.

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In other industry developments and happenings in the market this week include:

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NEO: GOOG), best known as the parent company of Google and YouTube, recently broke ground on Google's fourth data center in the Netherlands, as confirmed by Senior Operations Manager in a LinkedIn post. Valued at ~US$643 million, Google says the new data center will create 125 new jobs and has pledged to prioritize sustainability. The announcement is in line with the company's commitment to invest billions of dollars in 2024 both inside the USA and abroad, where they've also announced plans to build a $1 billion data center campus in Kansas City, Missouri, and another $576-million data center project in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.