1, Flexibility

Many facilities are constantly pursuing faster computing performance and cheaper ways to meet customer requirements. The container data center, with its powerful mobility and flexibility, can meet the regional user and computing needs that traditional data centers cannot take into account.

2, Easy expansion of cooling and power supply

At present, the main problem afflicting many data centers is the shortage of power and cooling resources - including of course, the shortage of space to meet the growing user needs. The container data center can rapidly expand the cooling and power systems to provide power and cooling requirements for the newly added servers, so as to achieve higher computing density.

3, Rapid deployment

Traditional data centers often take 2 years to complete from conceptual design to final molding. When a new business is launched, time will be very critical. The container data center can bring all kinds of IT services required by the business, and also has the significant advantages of high performance and out of the box deployment. It also enables rapid deployment.

4, Reduce investment losses

When building traditional data center leasing infrastructure, it is easy to suffer potential losses caused by investment. If a business needs to deploy the power supply and cooling system of the data center, but the lease is only 18 months, this investment in designing and building the traditional data center business will become meaningless. For businesses using the container data center, they can be physically migrated to the physical infrastructure of the data center and merged with other businesses without renewal.

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• Edge computing
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