data centers

Data centers are specialized facilities that house computer systems, servers, networking equipment, and storage infrastructure used to collect, process, store, and distribute large amounts of data. They provide the power, cooling, physical security, and connectivity needed to ensure reliable and continuous operation of IT services and applications for organizations.
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