Data center infrastructure

A high-performance IT infrastructure is crucial for success and data security. Modern data centres offer data centre infrastructures with high-performance IT hardware, network technology and system management to process large volumes of data efficiently. Optimised data centres increase system availability and reduce energy consumption and operating costs.

Cloud solutions, virtualised systems and IaaS platforms such as Microsoft Azure enable flexible capacity expansion and efficient use of resources. Redundant servers, UPS systems and optimised cooling guarantee secure and energy-efficient operation.

With a customised data centre infrastructure, companies increase performance, reduce costs and secure their competitiveness - on-premises or in the cloud.

As part of virtualization, physical components are simulated by software. These components can include operating systems, servers, storage devices and other hardware. This technology offers significant benefits, including cost savings, improved mobility of workloads and increased performance and availability of resources.

• Server virtualization: Multiple operating systems can be installed and run on a single physical server.
• Network virtualization: Physical networks are completely replicated in a virtual environment.
• Desktop virtualization: Enables users to access their familiar desktop environment from remote locations.

These forms of virtualization transform the IT infrastructure by increasing flexibility and efficiency while reducing the complexity of administration.

Converged and hyperconverged infrastructures

More and more companies are moving away from their own hardware and relying on flexible self-service models to utilise IT resources as required. Converged infrastructure integrates servers, storage systems, networks and management software into a seamless data centre system, simplifies the data centre infrastructure and shortens the time-to-value compared to traditional IT structures.

It facilitates the implementation of private and hybrid clouds and enables centralised administration, monitoring and efficient resource utilisation. Companies benefit from improved scalability, greater flexibility, reduced operating costs and increased energy efficiency.