Data Centers

Over the last five years, the cost of building data centers has increased quite dramatically, mainly because of the increased power and cooling demands of dense platforms such as blade servers. A data center (sometimes spelled datacenter) is a centralized repository, either physical or virtual, for the storage, management, and administration of all data required to run an enterprise. Explore new and refurbished back up power and equipment to data centers including UPSs, air conditioners, power distribution, generators, raised flooring and fire suppression systems. By reducing the amount of energy their data centers consume, companies can take a burden off electricity suppliers, protect the environment and increase their profits. Data centers have exhibited steady energy demand growth, and electric utilities have received sizeable requests for electrical power for new facilities.