MicroDataCenters
Micro data centers are small, self-contained units that house IT infrastructure like servers, storage, and networking equipment. They are designed to be deployed closer to where data is generated or needed, rather than in large, centralized data centers. This proximity offers several advantages, including reduced latency, increased bandwidth, and improved resilience. Micro data centers can range in size from a single rack to a small containerized unit.
The primary driver for the adoption of micro data centers is the rise of edge computing. As
These facilities are often modular and can be deployed quickly in various locations, including remote sites,