Reliable Data Center Solutions Help Green Finance Build a Rock-solid Infrastructure
Trends
Finance industry trends
The finance industry is quickly transforming, powered by the rapid development of cloud computing, big data, Internet of Things (IoT), and AI. FinTech is reshaping all service processes, bringing users an all-new service experience.
Data centers are playing an increasingly important role as the foundation for the industry’s digital transformation. They serve as:
A highly available and secure production center that ensures service continuity
A sustainable development center that meets energy efficiency requirements
A value creation center that has shifted from O&M to operations
An innovation center that uses new ICTs for intelligent management
Headquarters data centers carry the core banking services.
Regional/Campus Data Center
Regional/Campus data centers are the information hubs for regional banking services.
Branch Data Center
Smart banking facilities are becoming customer service experience centers.
Challenges
Security and reliability
Data center facilities are critical to data security, and service continuity is a top priority for finance.
Carbon neutrality
Government policies promote green data center development, which will be key for green finance.
Complex construction and O&M
Services are centralized and the amount of data is growing exponentially. Financial data centers are now larger and use more complex devices, making O&M management difficult.
Lack of flexibility
Large data centers are planned and built in one go. As such, they cannot support flexible deployment. Neither can they evolve along with the next generations of IT devices.
Design Principle
Green: Uses more green energy sources.
Efficient: Consumes less electricity, water, and other resources.
Recyclable: Uses technologies for waste heat and material recovery.
Sustainable
Simplified
Architecture: Uses innovative designs for buildings and equipment rooms.
Proactive security: Prevents faults and closes them quickly.
Cooling: Shortens links while boosting efficiency.
Automated O&M: Goes digital and intelligent.
Automatic energy efficiency optimization: Enables smart cooling.
Autonomous operations: Maximizes resource value.
Autonomous
Reliable
Proactive security: Prevents faults and closes them quickly.
Secure architecture: Safeguards everything from components to data centers.
One-stop delivery results in 80% faster delivery. It also facilitates unattended operations and centralized O&M.
Green
The modular aisle containment design reduces power consumption by more than 30%.
Securities Headquarters
Data centers carry a massive amount of data and ever-expanding online service systems.
Securities Branch
Data centers provide network access and a few localized services, such as video surveillance and queuing systems.
Challenges
Security and reliability
Securities transactions require real-time performance and high reliability. Secure and reliable data center facilities are therefore fundamental.
Carbon neutrality
Government policies promote green data center development. The data centers of securities companies need to reduce carbon emissions and save energy.
Complex construction and O&M
Services are centralized and the amount of data is growing exponentially. Data centers are now larger and use more complex devices, making O&M management difficult.
Lack of flexibility
Large data centers are planned and built in one go. As such, they cannot support flexible deployment. Neither can they evolve along with the next generations of IT devices.
Design Principle
Green: Uses more green energy sources.
Efficient: Consumes less electricity, water, and other resources.
Recyclable: Uses technologies for waste heat and material recovery.
Sustainable
Simplified
Architecture: Uses innovative designs for buildings and equipment rooms.
Power supply: Redefines components and links.
Cooling: Shortens links while boosting efficiency.
Automated O&M: Goes digital and intelligent.
Automatic energy efficiency optimization: Enables smart cooling.
Autonomous operations: Maximizes resource value.
Autonomous
Reliable
Proactive security: Prevents faults and closes them quickly.
Secure architecture: Safeguards everything from components to data centers.
One-stop delivery results in 80% faster delivery. It also facilitates unattended operations and centralized O&M.
Green
The modular aisle containment design reduces power consumption by more than 30%.
Insurance Headquarters
Big data and AI play an increasingly important role in analyzing a massive amount of insurance data.
Insurance Branch
Data centers provide network access and a few localized services, such as video surveillance and queuing systems.
Challenges
Security and reliability
Data center facilities are critical to data security, and service continuity is a top priority for finance.
Carbon neutrality
Government policies promote green data center development. The data centers of insurance companies need to reduce carbon emissions and save energy.
Complex construction and O&M
Services are centralized and the amount of data is growing exponentially. Data centers are now larger and use more complex devices, making O&M management difficult.
Lack of flexibility
Large data centers are planned and built in one go. As such, they cannot support flexible deployment. Neither can they evolve along with the next generations of IT devices.
Design Principle
Green: Uses more green energy sources.
Efficient: Consumes less electricity, water, and other resources.
Recyclable: Uses technologies for waste heat and material recovery.
Sustainable
Simplified
Architecture: Uses innovative designs for buildings and equipment rooms.
Power supply: Redefines components and links.
Cooling: Shortens links while boosting efficiency.
Automated O&M: Goes digital and intelligent.
Automatic energy efficiency optimization: Enables smart cooling.
Autonomous operations: Maximizes resource value.
Autonomous
Reliable
Proactive security: Prevents faults and closes them quickly.
Secure architecture: Safeguards everything from components to data centers.