How green is your server room?
Server rooms are, traditionally, the most uninviting of spaces – hot, airless and large, often...
Micro data centres built for anywhere
Uptime and space usage
Cyber and physical security
Risk from human error
Energy and noise efficiency
Self-learning and autonomy
Data sovereignty
Scalability as needed
Local storage / fast processing
Saving on energy across 18 sites
"There were huge savings on power consumption. We conducted an analysis on one of our sites located out at a regional office in Papua New Guinea. The results were amazing and we noticed a huge difference in power consumption from the old infrastructure to the new Zella DC configuration.”
An end-to-end solution
"You don’t just get a box but a whole solution that’s pretty much turnkey from delivery. You get power and air cons hooked up and all the support you need. They fully understood what we had put in before and were able to work with it. At the end of the year, the meter showed that we saved 35% of our yearly operating cost of electricity... We also reclaimed the room and could fit in two desks next to the units because they were so quiet."
Monitoring and security the big benefit
"Apart from the huge reduction in ambient noise and temperature, the key improvement Zella DC provided was around the security components and monitoring. It’s like having a server room in a box. It gives you the ability to move your server room in the event that you change premises. Having your fire protection, your battery protection, your cooling, your environmental monitoring, all in the same one box.”
Located in Chile. Operated in Brazil.
“The Zella DC solution has allowed us to implement a data room on a small footprint. Even the monitoring of both Zella DC is carried out remotely from Nissan Brazil. The aesthetics of the Zella DC units meant that we could leave them in an open office where people can see them. The fundamental need is the mobility of the Zella DC units. The explosive growth of the company will soon mean that we will have to place them elsewhere and scale up.”
