Modular Micro Data Center with Low Latency and Scalability for Edge Computing

By bringing data processing closer to end-users and enabling organizations to distribute their data center footprint, MDCs deliver several business benefits including:

Low latency

This is the fundamental issue MDCs help address. By bringing the “client” and “server” computers geographically closer, MDCs can lower latency significantly.

Increased resilience

A failure, such as a cut MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) line, that leads to a traditional data center becoming inaccessible can bring production to a halt. Even if fault tolerance is part of the design, it’s often N+1 or 2N at best. With MDCs, having dozens of failover options becomes feasible.

Faster deployment times

Often, micro data centers can be shipped partially or fully assembled. Additionally, because their small size makes accessing adequate space and power easier, MDC provisioning is significantly faster than a traditional data center build-out.

Standardization

By enabling a standardized and repeatable design, MDCs can reduce opex and maintenance costs.

Scalability

Micro data centers allow businesses to incrementally scale up based upon demand. This allows for a more elastic and agile approach to infrastructure that is conducive to rapid growth.

• The box has the characteristics of dust-proof, sun-proof, rain-proof, etc., and is fully adaptable to the outdoor environment.
• The equipment warehouse cabinet adopts ventilation and heat dissipation.
• Each cabinet is equipped with DC lighting fixtures.
• The cabinet has sensing ability and environmental monitoring function, which can realize and upload alarms such as power failure, power failure, access control, temperature, humidity, smoke, water immersion, and battery voltage.
• The layout of the cabinet is reasonable, the cable introduction, fixing and grounding are convenient for operation and maintenance. Power cables, signal cables and fiber optic cables have separate entry holes and will not interfere with each other.
• The cables used in the cabinet are made of flame-retardant materials.