data center
Nansen admits neglecting DeFi plans during the NFT craze
Despite the general downturn in the cryptocurrency markets throughout the year, Ethereum blockchain analytics platform Nansen has continued to report impressive growth numbers. CEO and co-founder Alex Svanevik recently spoke about Nansen’s growth, highlighting that the company has registered over 130 million addresses and has grown 30% despite the crypto downturn. Svanevik credited much of his success to the value of blockchain platforms, notably those based on Ethereum. Cointelegraph reached out to Nansen’s Andrew Thurman for more insight into the company’s success. Thurman, a Simian psychometric enhancement technician, explained that after the nonfungible tokens (NFT) craze, Nansen realized it would be a big area for the company and became its most popular section. He added: “A...
Say Hello to the Edge – Why smart monitoring matters in today’s increasingly complex ecosystem
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Whitepaper: Top 4 Things You Need in a Virtualization Management Solution
For any size data center, having a proper management solution is critical for ensuring an orderly, smooth-running, and problem-free environment. Without one, your data center can quickly turn into a wild jungle with servers growing out of control, having no regard for discipline or limits. A data center should be like a well-run city with all parts communicating and interacting with each other. The mayor of that city should know about everything that happens within it, so they can make the right decisions to help ensure that everything keeps working as intended. It shouldn’t be like a group of isolated villages that never speak to each other and have no idea what everyone else is doing. Having visibility into all aspects of your server environment is critical, but the amount of information...
