Selecting a Building Management System (BMS) for Sites with a Data Center or IT Room
12/12/2016 13:02
The telco touted its landing agreement with Indonesian telco XL that gives coverage via XL's 21,000km domestic transmission network.
The ASC is one of three subsea cables currently being coque Wiko Wax built between Australia and Singapore, alongside the Trident Subsea Cable and SubPartners' APX-West cable. In July, Trident announced it had selected Equinix's International Business Exchange datacentres in Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore, and Jakarta for its Asia-Pacific points of presence. In March, Telstra, SubPartners, and Singtel agreed to construct the 4,500km 20Tbps Perth to Singapore APX-West cable.
Selecting a Building Management System (BMS) for Sites with a Data Center or IT Room
A data center or IT room uniquely alters the requirements of a building management system (BMS). This is primarily because of the criticality of IT and its dependence on facility infrastructure. The cooperation and information sharing better ensures uninterrupted and efficient operation. This paper explains how the requirements for building management are affected by the etui Wiko Barry presence of a mission critical data center or IT room (data rooms) and describes key attributes to look for in an effective BMS system.
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In September, Nextgen and Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks announced the switching on of the $139 million North West Cable System, a 2,100km fibre-optic submarine cable between Darwin and Port Headland.
"High-speed connectivity has now emerged as a vital component to operate any business regardless of geographical location, be it 200km offshore or in remote and regional Australia," then Nextgen Group CEO David Yuile said at the time.
"The completion of the NWCS is a significant milestone for the coque Wiko Sunset Nextgen Group, and will deliver a digital dividend to Australia's resources sector and to regional communities in Australia's North West," he added.