Putting IT in New Places
Expanding to New Locations
Whether it’s the factory floor, a drilling site, or a remote office, more and more organizations are facing the challenge of having to put computing, storage, and networking equipment where it has never been before.
But this type of expansion is not new to us. We can help you with everything from finding the right rack or enclosure to configuring the right backup power, distribution, and connectivity solution. We’ll help you develop a standardized, repeatable edge infrastructure system that simplifies deployment and enables efficient and cost-effective remote management.
- 400% growth in edge sites expected by 20% of Data Center 2025 survey participants
- 87% of telcos already support or are planning to support MEC sites to enable 5G (451 Research)
Case Study: Longreach Airport is the gateway to Outback Central Queensland in Australia. Owned and operated by Queensland Airports Ltd., the airport is located off the Lansborough Highway and services the central west region covering Longreach, Winton and Barcaldine townships.
Solutions for Your Edge Challenges
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Need to match infrastructure to edge technology requirementsKey Considerations
- Sizing the UPS to meet current and future requirements
- Evaluating heat loads to determine need for dedicated cooling
- Enabling connectivity for remote monitoring
ResourcesSolutions
Vertiv VR Rack- Vertiv Liebert PSI5 Lithium Ion UPS
- Vertiv Geist UPDU with combination outlet provides significant flexibility.
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Need to tailor infrastructure to availability requirements of new sitesKey Considerations
- Evaluating line interactive versus double conversion UPS topologies
- Enabling connectivity for remote monitoring
- Ensuring adequate resources are available for UPS service
Solutions- Vertiv Liebert GXT5
- Vertiv Geist monitored rPDUs, switched rPDUs and UPDU
- Remote Monitoring with Vertiv Avocent ACS and Secure KVM
- Vertiv Power Assurance and LIFE Service Packages
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Want to ensure equipment is operating in safe environmental conditionsKey Considerations
- Evaluating heat load of technology to determine need for dedicated cooling
- Enabling remote environmental monitoring
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Must remotely monitor and manage new edge sitesKey Considerations
- Identifying the key variables required for monitoring
- Ensuring power and thermal infrastructure are equipped for connectivity
- Ensuring resources are available to monitor and respond to alerts
Solutions- Vertiv Liebert GXT5 with UPS unity card for monitoring
- Vertiv Geist monitored rPDUs
- Remote Monitoring with Vertiv Avocent ACS and Secure KVM
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Seeking to simplify infrastructure configuration and deployment
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Need to cost effectively service our growing distributed network with limited resourcesKey Considerations
- What local resources are available for installation and servicing of remote resources
- Ensuring timely response to service requirements, such as low battery capacity
ResourcesSolutions
- Vertiv Avocent ACS and Secure KVM
- Remote Monitoring with Vertiv Avocent ACS and Secure KVM
- Wireless Sensors
- Vertiv Power Assurance and LIFE Service Packages
