Frost & Sullivan: Construction of Large and Mega Data Centers Spurs Asia-Pacific Data Center Infrastructure Solutions Market

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Frost & Sullivan: Construction of LargeFrost & Sullivan: Construction of Large and Mega Data Centers Spurs Asia-Pacific Data Center Infrastructure Solutions Market PR Newswire SINGAPORE, Nov. 19, 2013 ~ Service providers are shifting focus from standalone to comprehensive solutions Co-location services are fuelling the construction of large and mega data centers in the Asia-Pacific, in turn, driving demand for flexible, customised and scalable data center infrastructure solutions. In particular, the need to control rack level energy consumption and cut down operational costs will shift data center operators' focus from the contribution of power and cooling equipment to comprehensive solution offerings. As a result, the significance of data center infrastructure software (data center infrastructure management or DCIM) and services (after-sales support) is expected to overshadow the sales of standalone power and cooling units, according to the new study from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.powersupplies.frost.com), Data Center Infrastructure Solutions Market. "Faced with an uncertain economy and ever-increasing demand for consistent and improved network services, data center operators are struggling to maximise both network uptime and profitability," said Frost & Sullivan Energy & Environmental Research Analyst Amit Singh.

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• Publié par: frost-sullivan
• Publié le: 19 novembre 2013
• Nombre de lectures: 4
• Langue: English

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Frost & Sullivan: Construction of Large and Mega Data Centers Spurs Asia-Pacific Data Center Infrastructure Solutions Market

PR Newswire

SINGAPORE, Nov. 19, 2013

~ Service providers are shifting focus from standalone to comprehensive solutions

Co-location services are fuelling the construction of large and mega data centers in the Asia-Pacific, in turn, driving demand for flexible, customised and scalable data center infrastructure solutions. In particular, the need to control rack level energy consumption and cut down operational costs will shift data center operators' focus from the contribution of power and cooling equipment to comprehensive solution offerings.