With 25+ years of expertise in designing, deploying, and managing mission-critical IT environments for hundreds of organizations worldwide, from Fortune 500 enterprises to U.S. government agencies, UnitedLayer has established itself as a leader in private and hybrid cloud solutions and managed data center hosting services. The company’s expertise has helped
Threat actors cripple recoverability by encrypting victim data, wiping archives, and destroying backups. The Veeam 2025 Ransomware Trends Report revealed that 89% of organizations had their backup repositories targeted, with an average of 34% being modified or deleted. This stresses the importance of maintaining isolated and immutable copies of your
Managing a data center is complex, capital-intensive, and old-fashioned. Enterprises are increasingly evaluating data center exit strategies/planned decommissioning to align with IT modernization goals, reduce capital expenditure (CAPEX), and shift toward more flexible operating models. Primary drivers catalyzing the shift are: Cloud Migration Directive: In response to digital transformation and
A disaster, whether caused by natural occurrences such as floods or earthquakes, technical failures like power or network outages, or human factors including inadvertent errors or unauthorized changes, can restrict the workload from performing its intended functionality in its primary location. Such disruptions result in downtime, data loss, and sometimes
Public clouds offer flexibility, but often at the cost of security, performance, and compliance. That’s where United Private Cloud by UnitedLayer rises above the rest. Backed by over two decades of infrastructure expertise, UnitedLayer is the world’s best private cloud solution provider, delivering the most secure, high-performance, and AI-ready private
The surge in cloud adoption, AI workloads, and digital services has accelerated the global expansion of data centers. But this expansion comes at a steep environmental cost. Many facilities continue to scale without integrating sustainable practices, some even engaging in superficial greenwashing, resulting in increased energy consumption and emissions. UnitedLayer
With 25+ years of expertise in designing, deploying, and managing mission-critical IT environments for hundreds of organizations worldwide, from Fortune 500 enterprises to U.S. government agencies, UnitedLayer has established itself
Threat actors cripple recoverability by encrypting victim data, wiping archives, and destroying backups. The Veeam 2025 Ransomware Trends Report revealed that 89% of organizations had their backup repositories targeted, with
Managing a data center is complex, capital-intensive, and old-fashioned. Enterprises are increasingly evaluating data center exit strategies/planned decommissioning to align with IT modernization goals, reduce capital expenditure (CAPEX), and shift
A disaster, whether caused by natural occurrences such as floods or earthquakes, technical failures like power or network outages, or human factors including inadvertent errors or unauthorized changes, can restrict
Public clouds offer flexibility, but often at the cost of security, performance, and compliance. That’s where United Private Cloud by UnitedLayer rises above the rest. Backed by over two decades
The surge in cloud adoption, AI workloads, and digital services has accelerated the global expansion of data centers. But this expansion comes at a steep environmental cost. Many facilities continue
Sometimes a complex colocation deployment may take weeks or even months to get planned, implemented, and deployed. However, the world will keep on spinning, and a lot of business opportunities
The company’s culture is one thing that we live and breathe every single day. We, at UnitedLayer®, believe in the core values of the company. We endeavor to create a
CIO Insider Cover Story: UnitedLayer’s® CEO, Abhijit Phanse explains and shares his insights on “Leveraging the Capabilities of Software-Defined Data Centers and Private Clouds.” This is CIO Insider’s exclusive cover
Managing a data center is complex, capital-intensive, and old-fashioned. Enterprises are increasingly evaluating data center exit strategies/planned decommissioning to align with IT modernization goals, reduce capital expenditure (CAPEX), and shift
A disaster, whether caused by natural occurrences such as floods or earthquakes, technical failures like power or network outages, or human factors including inadvertent errors or unauthorized changes, can restrict
The surge in cloud adoption, AI workloads, and digital services has accelerated the global expansion of data centers. But this expansion comes at a steep environmental cost. Many facilities continue
Forget incremental change. AI is rewriting how we all operate It may feel like AI has been part of the landscape forever, but the real momentum only began recently. ChatGPT’s
As we move deeper into 2025, data centers are under pressure—quite literally. The cooling strategies that once sufficed are no longer enough to handle today’s demands. With AI workloads surging
Did you know, as per Nature news, data centers globally contribute around 0.3% to overall carbon emissions? Not only this, they use an estimated 200 terawatt-hours (TWh) per year. Therefore,
Public clouds offer flexibility, but often at the cost of security, performance, and compliance. That’s where United Private Cloud by UnitedLayer rises above the rest. Backed by over two decades
In the past decade, the cloud has become the backbone of digital transformation. Enterprises have rushed to modernize their IT, seeking agility, cost savings, and the ability to innovate faster.
Have you ever wondered why so many enterprises are suddenly doubling down on private cloud infrastructure, especially as artificial intelligence (AI) takes center stage in digital transformation? The answer lies
Wondered why the private cloud market is experiencing such rapid growth and becoming a cornerstone of enterprise IT strategies worldwide? Valued at approximately $124.6 billion in 2025 and projected to
Disaster recovery solutions supports a company’s ability to maintain its operations after an adverse effect. Today the success of a business is determined by its vast and sustaining clientele and
Disaster Recovery in cloud computing is becoming more accessible to businesses of all sizes due to widespread cloud adoption and virtualization technologies that facilitate backup and replication. Organizations now need
