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Facing supply delays, are you extending server lifespans past five years?
With global supply chain disruptions persisting into 2026, many IT leaders are reconsidering the standard three-to-five-year server refresh cycle to maintain operations. Cast your vote on whether extending server lifespans is a practical solution or a risky compromise.
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