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5G, industrial Internet, cloud computing, and AI need more data resource storage, computing, and applications. In response, data center technologies and models keep evolving.

A key infrastructure for digitalization, data centers need to converge various data resources, use greener and low-carbon technologies, improve security and reliability, and provide efficient computing services to enable applications in a wide range of industries.

Application Scenarios

Large Data Center Construction

Facilities are built for data center service providers to accelerate business growth.

Data Center Modernization

Old and inefficient data centers are upgraded to save energy and reduce carbon emissions.

Challenges

Carbon neutrality

A global priority, carbon neutrality will lead to profound changes, including in technologies. Building green and low-carbon data centers is essential to go carbon neutral.

IT power evolution

Data centers need to be designed with future power and cooling requirements in mind, suitable for the next 10 to 15 years.

Data security

Facilities must be secure and stable to assure the security of data housed in data centers.

Complex O&M

Large data center operations involve complex O&M, which needs to be simplified.

Design Principle

Green: Uses more green energy sources and deploys green power on a larger scale.
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.

Solutions & Benefits

Efficient

UPS5000H delivers up to 99% efficiency in S-ECO mode and features 0 ms transfer.

Indirect evaporative cooling capitalizes on natural cooling sources.
Simple

The integrated system design simplifies procurement and speeds up delivery.

High-density deployment reduces the footprint.
Smart

Full-link visualization: Real-time monitoring simplifies O&M management.

Intelligent optimization: iCooling reduces PUE by 8%–15%.
Reliable

AI enables proactive and predictive maintenance.

Components, devices, and systems adopt modular and redundancy designs.

Challenges

High power consumption

Old data centers do not comply with PUE regulations, lacking green and low-carbon designs or facing technological limits.

Slow modernization

Old devices are difficult to maintain and upgrade. New systems and devices should be adaptable and easy to install.

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.

Solutions & Benefits

Efficient

UPS5000H delivers up to 99% efficiency in S-ECO mode and features 0 ms transfer.

Indirect evaporative cooling capitalizes on natural cooling sources.
Simple

The integrated system design simplifies procurement and speeds up delivery.

High-density deployment reduces the footprint, leaving more space for other purposes.
Smart

Full-link visualization: Real-time monitoring simplifies O&M management.

Intelligent optimization: iCooling reduces PUE by 8%–15%.
Reliable

AI enables proactive and predictive maintenance.

Components, devices, and systems adopt modular and redundancy designs.

Success Stories

Lithium-ion technology: The future of the data center

Genmany noris network deployed the Huawei SmartLi UPS solution, effectively reducing TCO and saving the footprint.

PlanetComm Builds Green and Simple Data Centers in Thailand with Huawei's Prefabricated Modular Solution

PlanetComm deployed Huawei's FusionDC1000A prefabricated all-in-one data center marking an important step toward developing green data centers in Thailand and the global industry.

Building a Digital Oasis for Saudi Arabia

Huawei prefabricated modular data center helps Dawiyat build a national broadband network.

21Vianet Constructs a Future-Oriented Data Center with Huawei SmartLi UPS

By using Huawei SmartLi UPS solution, 21Vianet's new data center reduces power supply footprint by more than 50% and deploys more IT racks to generate more revenue.

West Africa's CloudExchange Rapidly Transforms into a Leading ISP with Huawei

CloudExchange Launches Africa's First Uptime Institute Tier IV Prefabricated Data Center

Prefabrication and Modularization: The Secret to HUAWEI CLOUD's Rapid Strategic Deployment in China

Prefabricated and modular DC reduces construction waste, shortens TTM by over 50%, and maximizes DC value through innovative technologies.

Green Practices for Global Switch's Hong Kong Data Center

Huawei was chosen for its innovative approach in the last stage of the development to further improve the power and cooling efficiency of the data center.