Russian companies UDV Group and Datark have introduced a modular data center with an integrated IT and engineering infrastructure control system. The solution combines monitoring of servers, network equipment, power supply, cooling, and automated control systems, enabling the detection of cyber threats, technical failures, and unauthorized changes before critical consequences arise.

Special attention is paid to the operation of data centers with high-performance computing systems, including equipment for artificial intelligence tasks. The growth of computational loads increases the demands on engineering infrastructure, so even short-term failures can lead to overheating and equipment shutdown.

The complex's protection is implemented on three levels: physical, engineering, and IT. The solution includes equipment status monitoring tools, power supply and cooling system redundancy, as well as network traffic and technological process analysis tools for detecting anomalies and potential attacks.

Component compatibility has been confirmed by testing and certification. According to the developers, the complex is designed for banks, industrial enterprises, and other organizations that require centralized data center control without deploying a separate 24/7 monitoring service.

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