Huawei raises its commitment to the Open Compute Project to Platinum
Jeffrey Fidacaro
Former Senior Analyst, Datacenters and Critical InfrastructureBiography
Jeffrey Fidacaro was a Senior Analyst in the Datacenters and Critical Infrastructure Channel at 451 Research. Jeff has over 16 years of equity research experience covering technology companies as an analyst for both investment banks (sell side) and investment managers (buy side), as well as five years of industry experience as a Software Application Engineer.
From 2003 to 2016, Jeff worked as a senior financial equity research analyst, with a focus on the enterprise IT hardware, PC, datacenter technologies and mobile devices sectors for global investment banks and boutique investment firms, including Merrill Lynch, Susquehanna Financial Group, and Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. On the buy side, he was a senior analyst covering the broader technology, media and telecommunications sector.
Prior to Wall Street, Jeff was a software engineer and systems administrator at Foster Wheeler Corporation, where he helped pioneer and implement its intelligent computer-aided design systems, and was responsible for the support of the IT infrastructure, including servers, storage and databases.
Jeff holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University and an MBA from New York University's Stern School of Business.
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QTS takes its service delivery platform to another level of integration and automation
The colocation provider's latest release of its Service Delivery Platform adds more cloud-like datacenter automation and API integrations, delivering enhanced infrastructure visibility and online service flexibility for its customers.
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Panduit aims to help datacenters connect and operate more efficiently
Increasing network data speeds, fiber density and cross-connections are expected to fuel the company's core cabling business, while it continues to focus on expanding its offerings with more intelligent products and services to improve datacenter connectivity, efficiency and management.
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LinkedIn, founder of Open19, joins the Open Compute Project
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Nokia optimizes its cloud-based infrastructure for the telco edge
The company expanded its AirFrame portfolio with cloud infrastructure optimized for 5G support and deployment at the edge of the network. The new AirFrame open edge server is a compact design that can be deployed at a base station and leverages hardware acceleration for demanding telco workloads.
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Siemens fires up a partnership with Vigilent to help datacenters cool down
The company is expanding its thermal optimization offering into datacenter white space by strengthening its partnership with and investing in dynamic cooling specialist Vigilent. Its new offering – White Space Cooling Optimization – uses machine learning, automation and controls to generate energy savings and more reliable infrastructure.
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