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Recent winter storms serve as a stark reminder that disasters can strike at any time, and the cost of being unprepared is high.

When a natural disaster is on the horizon, your IT team may only have 24 hours to act.

Managing IT equipment maintenance contracts across multiple vendors can be complex and time-consuming.

Our team recently completed a comprehensive colocation analysis for a Chicago-based client.

We’re excited to share our Alucid Newsletter with you! This is a way for us to keep you in the loop on what we’ve been working on, helpful insights, and how we continue supporting our clients.

IT Lifecycle Management is the strategic approach to how an organization plans, deploys, maintains, supports, and eventually retires its technology assets.

One of the top retail trends shaping 2026 is clear: fast fulfillment continues to get even faster.

Our team has been making strong progress on a new retail store build-out in Vancouver.

Several Cisco Meraki devices are scheduled to reach their End of Support (EOS) in 2026. While that date may feel far off, it has real implications for performance, security, budgeting, and long-term IT planning.

The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas kicked off this week, and it’s packed with major announcements across AI, robotics, consumer gadgets, and future tech.

As companies plan their 2026 budgets, one line item consistently stands out as a major cost driver: IT maintenance.

We’ve officially completed the low-voltage cabling phase of an office build-out in New York City.

The Alucid Team has been busy planning a project in Salt Lake City.

While your team takes a well-deserved break, we’ll make sure your IT support never does.

During Black Friday and the holiday season — when foot traffic spikes and customer expectations skyrocket — even a few minutes of downtime can be catastrophic.

In volatile markets, TPM isn’t just a support option. It’s a financial safety net.

Check back for more updates on Alucid in action!

For HP, Formula 1 is the ultimate test environment. If a system can perform under trackside heat, vibration, pressure and time-sensitive decision-making, it can perform anywhere.

When precision, speed and real‐time data matter as much on the track as they do in the data center . . .

Our team has been hard at work in Orlando, FL, building out a brand-new space from the ground up.