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Data center facilities

Power, precision cooling and facility monitoring — designed and supplied for the load and growth of your data center.

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Challenges we address

  • New equipment, especially GPU servers, draws more power than your racks and UPS can deliver
  • Server room cooling cannot keep up with the heat load
  • Power, temperature and humidity are checked manually — or not at all
  • You need headroom for data center growth

What we do

  1. Power

    Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), power distribution and redundancy.

  2. Precision cooling

    Cooling for server rooms and data halls.

  3. Facility monitoring

    Real-time monitoring of data center power, temperature and humidity.

  4. Design and supply

    Sized for the customer’s current load and data center growth.

Vendors we work with

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Issue 10Data infrastructure

The rack runs out early

Infrastructure is purchased in cores and terabytes, but deployed in kilowatts. Power calculations for configurations from real projects, the arithmetic of phases and feeds, and a 45-node complex where 71 percent of the electricity bill is paid just for being switched on.

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Layer by layer

Continuing the conversation about kilowatts. Last time we calculated from specifications — from what companies were about to buy. This time we calculate from what's already installed: two sites, five generations of equipment, engineered systems with their own rack, and two temperature investigations — in one of which the obvious explanation turned out to be wrong.

Read the issueIssue 04Data infrastructure

Two relocations, two strategies

A database cluster moved between two server rooms, and an office consolidated onto two racks — in one week. Why the plan hinged on neither case on rigging, and what to ask before you set a date.

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Questions and answers

Can you size power for GPU servers, which draw more than typical equipment?
Yes, power — uninterruptible power supplies, distribution and redundancy — is designed for the current load and data center growth, including higher-draw equipment such as GPU servers.
Which vendor do you work with for facility engineering systems?
For data center facilities we work with Vertiv — on power, precision cooling and monitoring.
What does monitoring of data center facility systems include?
Monitoring covers real-time control of data center power, temperature and humidity, so these parameters don’t need to be checked manually.
Can cooling be modernized if a server room can’t keep up with the heat load?
Yes, precision cooling for server rooms and data halls is designed and supplied for the actual heat load and headroom for data center growth.
Our approach

The full cycle under one roof

  1. Audit and assessment

    Inventory, workload analysis, IT and security risk assessment

  2. Design

    Architecture, sizing, vendor comparison, procurement specifications

  3. Supply

    Hardware and licenses from 35+ vendors, import and logistics

  4. Deployment and migration

    Commissioning, zero-downtime data and system migration, acceptance testing

  5. Training

    Knowledge transfer to your IT team, courses on databases, security and AI

  6. 24/7/365 support

    SLAs, monitoring, updates, vendor support

One team owns the project from assessment to day-to-day operations — no gaps in accountability between the supplier, the integrator and the service provider.

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Tell us about your site, load and growth plans — we will propose a power, cooling and monitoring solution.

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