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From zero to hero: how a simple idea for remote mine sites grew into a global IT solution

It all started 10 years ago in Perth, WA, with an idea to solve IT difficulties on remote mine sites. Recognising that fixed server room infrastructure was costly, inefficient and difficult to scale and had limited monitoring, Angie and Clinton Keeler founded Zella DC.

Smart Mines and Micro Data Centres - the perfect match!

Traditional mines are quickly transforming into Smart Mines that use information, autonomy, and technology to enhance safety, reduce operational costs, keep better track of employees and equipment, improve maintenance and boost productivity.

A contact-less process

Here at Zella DC, we take the health and safety of our staff and customers seriously; this is why we've put in place a COVID-19 safety plan to minimise the risk of contamination.

Peter Baker joins the Zella DC team

Peter Baker, formerly of DPSA, Comscentre, The Computer Engineers, ComputerCorp, Sign IQ and Memorex has joined Zella DC to head up Business Development.

Tackling the Challenges of the Edge

More and more businesses are adopting edge computing for increased security, consistent networking and real-time responsiveness.

The real cost of data storage

As business owners and big corporations well know, storing data and keeping it safe comes at a cost. More often than not, the costs are high.

Is your data safe and secure?

There’s no question that Australian businesses are under threat online. According to Accenture, security breaches have increased by 11% since 2018 and 67% since 2014.

How green is your server room?

Server rooms are, traditionally, the most uninviting of spaces – hot, airless and large, often taking up a vast amount of valuable floorspace and generating massive amounts of energy just to keep equipment cool.

Not all Micro Data Centres are created equal - Zella DC lands major global customers with its next-generation modular data centres

As business owners and big corporations well know, storing data and keeping it safe comes at a cost. More often than not, the costs are high.

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