Data center infrastructure

A high-performance IT infrastructure is crucial for business success and maximum IT security. Modern data centers form the heart of the digital corporate world and offer highly developed hardware, software and network infrastructures for the secure storage, processing and management of large volumes of data. An optimized data center infrastructure increases agility, improves system availability and at the same time reduces energy consumption and ongoing operating costs.

Rely on a future-proof data center infrastructure. With an individually designed IT infrastructure, you can increase your performance, reduce costs sustainably and strengthen your competitiveness in the digital environment.

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 striving to move away from purchasing and managing their own hardware. They are increasingly opting for flexible self-service models that enable resources to be used as required. Converged infrastructure offers an excellent solution for this. This integrates various hardware components and management software into a single, seamless system that considerably simplifies data center management. In addition, the time-to-value, i.e. the time it takes to achieve the full value of IT assets, is significantly reduced compared to traditional, isolated IT structures. Another significant advantage is the simplified implementation of private and hybrid clouds for companies that opt for a converged infrastructure.

With hyperconverged infrastructure, critical IT components such as servers, storage media, virtual machines and networks are combined in a single, software-defined system. These components are detached from the physical hardware, which enables central administration and monitoring. This leads to a more efficient use of resources and improved scalability by reducing complexity and increasing flexibility.