What is a data center?

A data center is a facility that an organization uses for housing their IT equipment, including servers, storage, networking devices (such as switches, routers and firewalls), as well as the racks and cabling needed to organize and connect this equipment. This equipment also requires infrastructure to support it such as power distribution systems (including backup generators and uninterruptible power supplies) and ventilation and cooling systems (such as air conditioning systems or liquid cooling systems). A data center can range in size from a single room to a massive multi-warehouse complex.

24x7 monitoring management

The data center building and the gate are staffed with 24-hour professional guards and watchkeepers to control access to provide a secure data center platform equipped with stable equipment and build complete environmental control facilities. The data center is equipped with a no blind spot video monitoring system that monitors the power, air conditioning, access control, and network in each data center area 24 hours a day to prevent possible disasters.