The module can be used as a standalone data center, a backup site, or part of a scalable complex
Yadro, part of IKS Holding, presented the Yadro Borey container data center at the Digital Solutions forum. The solution is designed for rapid deployment of IT infrastructure at unprepared and remote sites, as well as for creating backup sites.
The container data center is available in 30-, 40-, and 45-foot versions and, depending on the configuration, can accommodate from two to eight 42U server racks. Production and assembly take eight to ten weeks, and the commissioning of the finished module after delivery can be completed in one business day.
Yadro Borey is equipped with power supply, cooling, monitoring, access control, video surveillance, and gas fire suppression systems. The N+1 redundant cooling system is designed to dissipate up to 12 kW of heat from each rack. The basic version operates at temperatures from -45 to +45 °C; optionally, the lower limit can be reduced to -60 °C.
The container can be transported by road, rail, and sea, and several modules can be combined into a single complex. The solution is also suitable for geo-redundancy: the container data center can be placed separately from the main infrastructure and used for backup computing resources and data copies storage.
