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Data centres keep on evolving. Installed systems are continuously required to offer more and more performance. Clients expect a data centre to be one hundred percent fully functional at all times. The times are over when a data centre or subsystems could be shut down for maintenance. Companies have increasingly come to depend on this kind of centralized computing system. This is not only the case for classical office communications, but often also for central production systems.

As a result, the combined demand for increased performance and top-level security means the technical infrastructure in many data centres is outdated. On top of it all, nearly 70 percent of all data centres are older than ten years - a fact which is a cause for concern. Data centres are confronted with the challenge of having to adapt their technical infrastructure to meet rising performance requirements and deal with growing amounts of heat.

Energy efficiency of facilities and systems plays a major role in planning upgrades, next to technical feasibility and possible cost-savings.

Planning high-availability data centres is a very complex task. First,all parts of a data centre have to be planned in anticipation of future requirements, matched perfectly and must be implemented promptly. Secondly, the individual needs and security requirements of the customer have to be considered. Our employee‘s profound advice and support lay the foundations for the successful implementation of a data centre. Possible solutions are suggested and an optimal solution is tailored to meet the demands of our customers. We monitor the entire project and ensure a complete implementation within a set timeframe.