Responsible for receiving high-voltage power directly from the utility company. This is where the primary energy transformation takes place, ensuring a safe and continuous power supply to the data center with high performance and reliability.

Handles the internal distribution of transformed energy to the various systems within the data center. It integrates transformers, panels, and protection systems that ensure energy continuity and quality at the required operating voltages.

Area dedicated to the refined distribution of power to racks and servers. PDUs provide control, monitoring, and redundancy, optimizing energy management and minimizing risks.

Houses the emergency power generation systems responsible for maintaining the data center’s operation in the event of a grid failure. Robust and automated equipment ensures fast transition and continuous operation.

Control center that monitors all data center systems in real time: power, cooling, security, and data. It serves as the operational brain of the infrastructure, ensuring rapid responses and precise decision-making.

The main environment where servers and IT equipment are installed. Designed with advanced thermal control, electrical redundancy, and physical security, it is the heart of the digital operation of any data center.

Responsible for producing and distributing chilled water to cool the areas housing the servers, preventing overheating.

Dedicated facility for the fire prevention and suppression system. It contains pumps, reservoirs, and pressurization systems that ensure a rapid response to emergencies, protecting critical assets and lives.