Green Data Centre

Green Data Centre

Just a conceptual overview

The Key issue for modern data centre (DC) is the amount of power drawn for its operation and to run its facilities. In recent years, the cost of power for the DC has exceed the cost of the original capital investment.

For higher power-density facilities, electricity costs account for over 10% of the total cost of ownership (TCO) of a data centre. In addition, data centre use diesel generators for backup power and major energy sources that heavily depend on coal production to produce electricity, contributing to the environmental hazard of running large, power hungry facilities. Information and communications technologies contribute 2% of global carbon emissions, with data centre accounting for 13.8% of that mark.

At this trend, Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from data centre are projected to more than 1.5 times in 2020 than that as of now.

The reason behind building green data centre is summarized as below;

• Energy Efficiency = Lower energy
• Greater return on investment= More investment capital
• Less use of resources = Lower environmental Impact

Innovations

Optimized Airflow Assessment for Cabling:

• Replace cabling systems with high-performance fiber transport systems.

• Yields improved cooling and reduced energy usage across DC.

Scalable Modular Data Centre

• Rapid deployment in 8-12 weeks

• Provides ready racking, power, cooling, security and monitoring.

• 500 & 1,000 square foot DC at 15% lower than traditional DC.

Thermal Analysis for High Density Computing

• Clients can identify and resolve existing and potential heat-related issues.

• Helps avoid outages and provide options for power savings and expansion.

-DR