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Shangyu SHANGYU POWER CHINA Company is a high-tech enterprise. Its product structure mainly includes data center energy-based products, new energy products, and related supporting products. Shangyu data center infrastructure includes uninterruptible power supply systems, precision air conditioners, UPS batteries, micro data centers, server racks and cabinets, monitoring systems, etc. The company's data center computer room products adopt advanced cloud computing technology and computer room design concepts, and have the advantages of efficiency, flexibility, and reliability. It can meet the needs of data centers of various sizes, and can achieve rapid deployment and intelligent management, improving the operational efficiency and security of data centers.
Data Center Infrastructure Solutions: Deliver consistent experience and economics across hybrid cloud data center infrastructure environments with secure and agile servers, storage, networking, management and services. Servers are a primary form of data center infrastructure. But this category also includes network routers and switches, storage systems, firewalls, and items such as server cabinets, redundant power supplies, and cooling equipment.
Traditional data centers are rapidly transforming into cloud platforms, EDC is transforming into a private cloud platform, and IDC is transforming into a public cloud platform. The new generation of data centers presents characteristics such as "large scale, high density, and complexity". The traditional management model for operation, maintenance and support is striving to evolve into a flexible and agile management model for operations. An operation-oriented management system needs to informatize the configuration of all elements that make up the infrastructure, form a CMDB (configuration management database), and display this information in a panoramic view. Operation-oriented infrastructure capacity management needs to be able to predict the capacity configuration required by business changes, and be able to either adjust current capacity allocation or plan new capacity to meet business changes. At the same time, operation-oriented capacity management needs to reduce energy consumption as a target item of capacity configuration in order to reduce the long-term operating costs of the data center.
Data center infrastructure management system (DCIM) is a management system that includes hardware facilities, sensors and specific software.
Management platform and tools to implement objects (security, management, environment) covering all related systems such as key data center IT equipment (servers, storage, networks, virtual machines) and infrastructure (power distribution, cooling, cabling, cabinets) Management functions such as capacity planning, centralized monitoring, accurate disposal, intelligent management, predictive models, cost control, etc. are a comprehensive integration of information technology and facility management.
- Provide comprehensive monitoring and management of data center infrastructure, IT and environment from a comprehensive perspective;
- Help decision makers achieve rapid integration of data center resources through detailed visualization and correct analytical insights;
- Dynamically optimize the performance and efficiency of key systems and maximize asset utilization;
- Effectively monitor and handle dynamic changes in interdependent IT equipment systems to meet changing business and technical needs accordingly.
In the United States, the cost of operating a typical large data center for a year accounts for 8.6% of capital expenditures, with power expenses accounting for 40% to 80% of that budget. Data center energy use remains stable, accounting for around 1% of global electricity demand, or approximately 200 TWh. But the industry’s electricity consumption is growing rapidly due to exponential growth in digitization, AI-driven analytics and services, cryptocurrencies, and other power- and computing-intensive trends.
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• Provides SNMP and Modbus device support
