Data Center Advisory. The basis of all IT-Services and IT-Business Models.
The technical structures of data centers are core topics. Innovation, resilience and energy efficiency (Green IT ) are considered in the entire value chain.
We help our clients to find the optimal data center strategy and technical design. We actively shape the future of data center landscapes and incorporate our expertise into the target pictures.
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Top 10
Our data center design is among the best in the world, with the highest standards of availability and security.
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kw/Rack power consumption standards require new approaches to design – AI workloads are rapidly driving up density and cooling requirements.
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DIN EN – active participation in the European standard for data centers – as well as in the international further development of ISO/IEC 22237.
Challenges, or as we call them – opportunities.
AI, data growth & data retention
Advancing digitalization and the use of artificial intelligence are driving up demand for high-performance data centers exponentially. Increasing data retention in particular is presenting companies with new challenges in terms of capacity, security, and efficiency.
Energy supply as a complex challenge
The energy supply for new data centers is becoming increasingly complex. Network operators require long lead times and planning periods to provide the necessary power. Early coordination with the energy supply company (EVU) is therefore crucial for smooth operation.
Development of data centers: Location, infrastructure, and network connection
The development of data centers requires careful site selection in major cities. Beyond buildings, key factors include location, high-performance fiber, and reliable power. Equally critical is efficient, low-loss, redundant energy distribution from grid to center, ensuring stability. Infrastructure must be planned to meet growing energy demands.
Data center sizes in transition: From 10 MW to over 100 MW
Whereas data centers with a capacity of 10 MW used to be considered “large,” operators today rarely launch projects below this level. Requirements are growing – and with them, the minimum size of new locations.
Compliance with EnEfG and EU regulations on energy efficiency
Our data centers meet the requirements of the Energy Efficiency Act (EnEfG) and the relevant EU regulations – for sustainable operation and maximum energy savings.
PUE reduction: Focus on energy efficiency
New data centers aim for a PUE of 1.2, though the ideal 1.0 is unattainable due to essential systems like cooling and security. Germany’s 2022 average was 1.55. Beyond efficiency metrics, physical limits such as thermal effects must be considered, making it crucial to optimize all processes to sustainably cut energy use.
Optimal scaling of space and IT ratio for energy and air conditioning
Data centers are often designed for specific power densities, which limits flexibility. Finding the right balance (right-sizing) between room size and IT density is crucial for efficient energy supply and air conditioning—this is the only way to minimize operating costs and environmental impact. Forward-looking planning of future IT space and power requirements is essential in order to meet increasing demands and to provide capacity for growth and technical developments in good time.
Additional challenges: Climate & skills shortage
In addition to technical requirements, climatic conditions and the growing shortage of skilled workers are shaping the planning and operation of modern data centers. Both factors require innovative solutions and strategic decisions for sustainable success.
Sustainability and carbon footprint
Data centers have a large ecological footprint. To reduce emissions, the use of renewable energies and efficient energy management systems are essential. Sustainability is crucial for environmentally friendly and future-proof operations. Specific goals and measures for reducing CO₂ emissions include the increased use of green energy sources, the optimization of cooling and energy systems, and sustainable operating processes that actively reduce the ecological footprint.
Tackling your challenges with tailored solutions.
We rethink how you create your Data Center.
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Data Center advisory
Data Center strategy
Data Center design
Data Center infrastructure
Data Center assessments
Systematic collection and evaluation of all relevant requirements in terms of size, room structure, infrastructure quantity, and location. The focus is on energy efficiency, high availability, security requirements, and a thorough vulnerability analysis. Location criteria such as energy supply, network connectivity, and risks are also taken into account. The result: a viable requirements specification as a basis for planning, optimization, or location decisions.
Data Center management & operation
Data Center efficiency
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Data center operator
Responsible for the daily operation and technical management of data centers. They seek solutions to optimize energy efficiency, capacity planning, security, and minimize downtime.
CIOs (Chief Information Officers)
Strategic leaders of IT organizations driving IT infrastructure and digital transformation. You need in-depth analysis and recommendations to future-proof your data center strategy and align it with business requirements.
CTOs (Chief Technology Officers)
Technical managers who evaluate and implement innovative technologies. They focus on integrating new IT trends such as AI, cloud computing, and automation within the data center environment.
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