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As the never-ending demand for storage increases a wide variety of industries are focussing their attention, and IT budgets on shifting their computing power to the edge of the network. This enables speed, consolidation, simple and easy deployment and core/network autonomy. Data Exchange offers Micro Data Centre Solutions that provide secure, reliable connected environments at the edge of the network Speak to Data Exchange today on how one of our plug and play, enclosed engineered Micro Data Centre solutions will secure your business.
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- 2. We create micro data centre solutions that provide secure, reliable connected environments at the edge of the neTwork 2
- 3. KEY BENEFITS An intelligent micro data centre product is one of the keys to edge computing success. With this in mind we created the DXN Micro Data Centre. A plug and play, enclosed engineered solution with integrated, power, cooling remote monitoring and security platform. 3 EASY DEPLOYMENT Pre-manufactured and fully tested solution ensures minimal on-site engineering and installation is required to deploy you data centre significantly reducing your CAPEX EASY MANAGEMENT Design once and deploy anywhere this standardised architecture and remote monitoring platform you have total visibility of critical assets, reducing risk, operational costs and improving service levels. EASY EXPANSION A stand-alone fully functional solution. You can plan and deploy your IT assets step by step as business grows. Buy small and scale to big. Invest only when necessary.
- 4. PRODUCT 4 EASY DEPLOYMENT Pre-manufactured and fully tested solution ensures minimal on-site engineering and installation is required to deploy you data centre significantly reducing your CAPEX EASY DEPLOYMENT Design once and deploy anywhere this standardised architecture and remote monitoring platform you have total visibility of critical assets, reducing risk, operational costs and improving service levels. DATA EXCHANGE – E1 Ideal for small offices and networking solutions. This portable and fully integrated micro data centre comes with UPS, power management, passive cooling and full monitoring. DATA EXCHANGE – E2 Portable and integrated with dedicated top-mounted active cooling, UPS, power management, and comprehensive monitoring. Ideal for mission-critical SMB and edge computing DATA EXCHANGE – E3 Pre-engineered, scalable, and integrated with dedicated rack mounted cooling, UPS, power management, and full monitoring. Ideal for mission-critical SMB, branches and edge computing. DATA EXCHANGE – E4/5 Ideal for mission-critical SMB, edge computing and enterprise data centres, this scalable, integrated pre-engineered micro data centre provides dedicated row mounted cooling, UPS, power management, and full monitoring.
- 5. 5 EXPANDABLE MONITORING Fully integrated HMI CONFIGURE TO ORDER Data Exchange micro data centre is designed and engineered with expansion in mind. It allows IT professionals to smoothly, plan, grow and manage critical assets as they expand their infrastructure. PREDICTABLE PERFORMANCE FASTER DEPLOYMENT FLEXIBILITY AND SCALABILITY MODULAR COOLING Scalable rack and row cooling MODULAR POWER 3kVA-30KVA modular UPS MODULAR CABINET Bolt on cabinets to maintain HACS
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