In response to the trend of server development such as cloud computing, virtualization, centralization and high density, the modular data center adopts a modular design concept to minimize the coupling of infrastructure to the server room environment. It integrates subsystems such as power supply and distribution, cooling, cabinets, airflow containment, integrated cabling, and dynamic loop monitoring to improve the overall operational efficiency of the data center and achieve rapid deployment, elastic expansion, and green energy saving.
Modular data centers can meet the urgent needs of IT business departments for future data center infrastructure construction, such as standardized design, component factory prefabrication, rapid on-line deployment, effective reduction of initial investment, in-module energy pooling management, high utilization of dynamic IT infrastructure resources, intelligent operation and maintenance management, guaranteeing important business continuity, providing shared IT services (such as cross-business infrastructure, information application sharing, etc.), rapid response to changes in business requirements, green and energy-efficient data centers, etc.