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Tham khảo tài liệu 'adc krone - white paper - data center - 3 principles of data center infrastructure design (with n', công nghệ thông tin, quản trị mạng phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | WHITE PAPER WHITE The Three Principles of Data Center Infrastructure Design The Three Principles of Data Center Infrastructure Design Understand These Three Principles and You’ll: • Lower your total cost of ownership • Support your future growth plans • Reduce your risk of downtime • Maximize performance • Improve your ability to reconfigure Your data center is the most critical resource within your organization. As you know, it provides the means for all storage, management and dissemination of data, applications and communications for your business. When employees and customers are unable to access the servers, storage systems and networking devices that reside in the data center, your entire organization can shut down. Millions of dollars can be lost in a matter of minutes for businesses like banks, airlines, shipping facilities and online brokerages. Faced with these consequences, IT executives today must optimize their data centers, particularly the network infrastructure. When you consider that 70 percent of network downtime can be attributed to physical layer problems, specifically cabling faults, it’s paramount that more consideration be given to infrastructure design. Within this white paper we introduce three principles, that when executed properly, will help you gain significant benefits and savings throughout the life of your data center. The Three Principles of Data Center Infrastructure Design The Three Principles of Data Cabling and connectivity components of the data center infrastructure can have a direct impact on the amount Center Design of real estate required in your data center. High-density When you understand the three principles of data center solutions require less rack, floor, and pathway space, design, you are able to: which leave more room for flexible reconfiguration and growth. • Lower your total cost of ownership • Support your future growth plans • Reduce your risk of downtime • Maximize performance • Improve your ability to .