With huge expansion plans across Africa, there are ever increasing demands on power, hardware, personnel and raw materials. DIN looks at how these requirements are being met and how they affect the day to day operations. The recent global pandemic has added to these challenges and we examine how this has changed the way Data Center facilities operate. Where are the limits and what are the drivers that will ensure these mission critical facilities are being operated with best practices in the face of the relentless push of continual development.
Data Center Operation & Maintenance – Processes Quality in African DC
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