In the current digital economy, business continuity is dependent on constant access to data and applications. Depending on the business, a single hour of downtime could translate into lost revenue, damaged reputation, lost compliance, or all of these. Modular data centers offer a practical, economic, and scalable basis as a solution to disaster recovery (DR) […]
Introduction In the evolving world of digital infrastructure, enterprises and service providers are increasingly looking for efficient, cost-effective, and scalable alternatives to traditional brick-and-mortar data centers. Two of the most prominent approaches that have emerged are the Container Data Center and the Modular Data Center. While both models share the promise of rapid deployment, flexibility,
Data centers are the backbone of the digital economy. Whether it be cloud computing, AI workloads, or data analytics, modern infrastructures often require a lot of computing power. And with more power comes more heat, which has presented one of the largest conundrums for IT managers: cooling. Liquid cooling and air cooling are the most-used
In the rapidly evolving digital world, organizations are looking for faster data processing, low latency, and scalable IT systems. Traditional data centers typically have challenges providing real-time computing at the network edge. The micro data center is an effective alternative, especially for businesses planning to adopt edge-computing in 2025 and afterwards A micro data center
The global textile industry is transitioning from conventional weaving machines to smart factories based on Industry 4.0. New textile factories require real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, automated production and consolidated data to be effective. This transition includes monitoring, predictive maintenance, and automated systems, powered by IoT (Internet of Things) and automation technology. However, for textile and
The healthcare sector is quickly embracing digitalization. Hospitals today collect more sensitive patient information everyday than ever before – electronic health records (EHRs), diagnostic imaging, prescriptions, and live telemedicine information among other things. The security and protection of this data is extremely important for the trust of patients, the delivery of healthcare, and in regard
Introduction Businesses are operating in a digital-first paradigm and need secure, effective, and scalable IT infrastructure. Conventional data centers are expensive, require significant time to build, and the practicality for small and mid-sized businesses is suspect. Enter Npod micro data centers. Npod is India’s first next-generation micro data center solution, deployed on-prem, with built-in AC,
Introduction to Disaster Recovery In a digital-first world, any business downtime is too much downtime. Disruptions, even for a few minutes, can cost thousands, even millions, of rupees in lost revenue, tarnished reputation, and processing disruptions. For this reason, disaster recovery planning has become a core component of IT strategy across organizations and industries. Historically,
In today’s rapidly evolving digital ecosystem, organizations are actively shifting to more flexible, secure, and agile IT infrastructure. This shift is largely driven by rising demands for scalability, real-time data processing, and cost efficiency. At the heart of this transformation lies NPOD — a next generation modular data center that merges the capabilities of both
Data centers are the key to business continuity in the information age. Effective cooling solutions are still among the greatest challenges for modern IT infrastructure, especially in small or modular data centers where the density of the environment is great. In this case, traditional air conditioning systems are not designed to enable the level of