Direct LTx is hosting the next TechNet on March 6—an evening of networking, learning, and connecting with Central PA’s tech community at our Reading data center.

From life-saving AI at Penn Medicine to $172M in tech manufacturing grants, Pennsylvania’s tech sector is off to a booming start in 2025.

Join us at Direct LTx in early March for two must-attend tech networking events—Central PA Tech Council on March 6 and IT Pros on March 11.

As Northern Virginia’s Data Center Alley reaches capacity and faces increasing resistance, Direct LTx in Eastern Pennsylvania is emerging as a sustainable, high-performance alternative.

Businesses embracing AI for cost avoidance must tread carefully, as expanding into public cloud services can lead to unexpected budget overruns.

Prepare for 2025 with our IT predictions, from the transformative potential of AI and edge computing to the growing adoption of hybrid colocation and the reevaluation of cloud strategies—shaped by insights from industry leaders and customers alike.

Eastern Pennsylvania's $450 billion economy is booming with tech growth, startup success, and unmatched quality of life, making 2025 a year to watch.

A Happy Holiday 2024 Message from our Team!

Philadelphia area jobs data shows not only growth, but serves as a reminder that thanks to digital transformation there are very few jobs in the economy that don’t require some level of technological acumen.

The infrastructure demands of artificial intelligence are not just power and cooling.  Network capacity is a challenge for successful AI implementation. 

Direct LTx has announced a multi-year expanded agreement for colocation data center services and interconnection with fast-growing Pennsylvania IT managed services provider Grace Computers.

If you have AI needs unable to wait for the data center building boom to catch up, this is worth a read.

The aging power grid is struggling as AI and data centers push energy demands to new heights, forcing utilities and tech giants into a race for solutions.

Many data center issues are universal, and recognizing these shared challenges can lead to more efficient, cost-effective solutions.

AI servers operate at a much higher density. Does your data center have what it takes?

The Condor Cluster, a 2010 supercomputer in Rome, New York, ingeniously used 1,760 PlayStation 3 consoles for satellite imagery and AI research, demonstrating remarkable data center innovation at a fraction of traditional costs.