FEATURE DATA CENTRE MANAGEMENT
DATA CENTRE RELOCATION FOR GERMAN CAR MANUFACTURER
Daimler has chosen maincubes as its new partner for its planned data centre relocation © KINXX PR
connection, which forms the basis for the successful networking of vehicles and further innovative mobility services. An optimal supply of optical fibre
guarantees direct access to many central telecommunication routes, both nationally and internationally. maincubes is building its
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n maincubes’ colocation data centre in Frankfurt, Daimler can flexibly operate
its IT services and react to future requirements for hybrid cloud solutions. The German automobile manufacturer
and mobility service provider wants to further advance the main areas of a mobile future: networking, autonomous driving, flexible use, and electric drives. In order to meet all requirements,
Daimler needs an IT landscape that is scalable, secure and reliable. At the same time, cloud platforms are increasingly important to create a digital future. These are some of the reasons why Daimler is relocating its central data centre from Stuttgart to Frankfurt, the latter a location for internet and cloud with high bandwidths and low latency on various services. maincubes will be one of Daimler’s two
new colocation partners. The company plans to continue storing business-critical data within its own infrastructure. For innovative mobility services such as analytics solutions, however, the company wants to build on the dynamics and performance of the cloud.
NETWORKING AND SECURITY With its proximity to the largest German internet exchange point, maincubes is able to offer a powerful internet
secureexchange platform to enable secure marketplaces in the mobility sector and other markets of the digital future. This platform enables Daimler to create valuable partnerships with its suppliers, service providers and customers for the secure exchange of data in connection with IoT and cloud services. In addition, the resulting horizontal
networking in ecosystems will create new business models for implementing Daimler’s digital strategy – especially with regard to the monetarisation of data and services for the mobility of the digital future. For Daimler, moving its IT
infrastructure to maincubes in Frankfurt not only means an increased degree of flexibility, but also a necessary and
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EcoDataCenter is set to dramatically expand its existing campus facility, which is powered entirely from green sources
ocated in Falun, north of Stockholm, the new expanded data centre will provide a total of
and at present has a With the construction of a second data
10MW of diverse supply to ‘Campus Falun’. The campus totals 80,000m2
fully operational 2MW colocation data centre. The first plant is connected to Falun Heating
and Power Plant, and can lead its surplus heat directly back to the heating plant. The facility is run entirely on renewable energy sources.
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centre, only a quarter of the land will actually be built on. This, together with the available 65MW diverse supply, allows plenty of space and power for future expansion. Construction started in May, and it will be operational during the second quarter of 2020.
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sustainable transformation on the way to the company’s digital future. In selecting the partners, the most important criteria were sustainable technology, transparency and reliability of the operating processes, as well as sustainability with regard to energy efficiency and electricity consumption.
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