Huawei Promotes the Smart Transformation of DC Infrastructure at DCD London
With the explosive growth of data centers, it is predicted that the IT industry will consume about 10% of the global energy by 2020. For a traditional data center, however, finance, time, space, infrastructure, energy, and human resources have always been restrictive factors from construction to operation and maintenance (O&M). How data centers meet the needs of future development and become more energy efficient have been the hot topics of the DCD Conference.
Fang Liangzhou, Vice President of Network Energy of Huawei, shared Huawei's global strategy of network energy at the "Huawei Smart Data Center Workshop", and pointed out that "The Intelligent Society is approaching and will present many challenges. With the rapid growth of ICT, data centers have evolved from tools supporting service operations to important production systems making profits for enterprises. Building on heavy investments in the data center R&D over recent years, Huawei will continue its investment in the product R&D based on customer needs to build more high-performance data centers for global customers."