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Precision cooling - the best way to keep your servers cool

Monitoring the temperature of your data centre is important to improve your servers' performance lifespan. Precision cooling creates the ideal environmental conditions for your servers.

Are greedy data centres using all the world's electricity?

Data centres around the world consume more annual energy than some small countries, with the need rising exponentially. What can we do about it?

Zella DC vs server room

Planning and building a server room is a long, complex and expensive project; buying and installing a Zella Pro micro data centre is fast and easy.

How do you relocate a server room?

Moving house is not fun, but relocating a whole office is certainly a lot more difficult; the main reason behind this is that IT equipment is hard to move. Relocating a server room is a complex and costly process.

Server room vs. micro data centre: all you need to know

Traditionally, businesses who need to process and store data on-site have to rely on a specially constructed server room. We now have a better alternative: micro data centers.

Can your server room handle a power outage?

A loss of electrical power can last anywhere from a few minutes to days. A simple hiccup in power can cause irreversible damage such as permanent data loss – an IT nightmare!

Are you struggling to keep your server room cool?

Temperature control is a main threat to computer equipment in server rooms with many servers being damaged due to inadequate temperature control. How are you keeping your server room cool?

Towards sustainable mining

The mining industry has attracted increasing scrutiny over the last few years as greenhouse gases worsen.

Are you spending too much money on server room maintenance?

With our next-generation data storage solutions, expensive and time-consuming maintenance is a thing of the past. Our micro data centres reduce the need for an on-premise server room and simplify the whole process, from installation, to maintenance.

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