Direccionando los Centros de Datos Modulares hacia el Futuro

Manuel Bazán
Elite Channel Manager PeBo
 Data Center
In the Cloud
and at the Edge
Global Data Center Traffic by Destination in 2020
Recent industry moves showing a pendulum shift back,
creating a decentralized, hybrid computing ecosystem

May 15, 2015 March 15, 2016

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 ..by 2018

Digital traffic is expanding

annually by 23%+,
creating the need to scale
digital infrastructure
10.8 Zettabytes of IP Traffic
10,800,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes
Sources: Gartner, IDC, Uptime Institute, Cisco
By 2020, the world will be The world in 2020…

a different place…

30B connected objects

…it is undergoing profound
transformation to support 4B connected people
the enormous data volumes and
processing demands that are 3% of world power
consumption by data centers
being generated by the
Internet of Things (IoT). 15.3 Zettabytes of IP
traffic

Sources: Gartner, IDC, Uptime Institute, Cisco

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Why is there a massive
move to the cloud?

• Speed
• Scale
• Cost

…the main building block

of clouds are centralized
hyperscale data centers…

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The typical cloud network architecture has shortfalls:
latency, bandwidth, regulations
Social and
internet sources

Applications Latency, Industrial

Databases Bandwidth, Internet of Things
Services Regulations

Internet of Things

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Edge solutions address these issues by putting applications
and services closer to users and “things”

Industrial
Internet of Things
Edge data center
Applications
Service

Edge data center

Internet of Things Applications
Service Cloud
Applications | Databases |
Services

Edge data center

Applications
Social and Service
internet sources

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The future is moving to a cloud architecture of centralized,
regional, and localized edge data centers
Centralized cloud data centers Augmented with localized Leveraging IoT-enabled
(Public or Private) ‘edge’ data centers data center management

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Top Data Center Challenges
Availability/Downtime
75% of downtime due to human error1

Rising Energy Costs

40% of the total data center budget2

Poor Capacity Utilization

Most data centers are running out of floor space2

Inefficient Business Process

Weeks to months per task3

1. Rick Schuknecht, The 451 Group Uptime Institute,

2. “How to Maximize the Use of Your Data Center Floor Space,” Gartner,
3. “How Large Enterprises Approach IT Infrastructure Consolidation,” Forrester Research,
Schneider Electric’s micro data center definition

A micro data center is a self contained, secure

computing environment that includes all the storage,
processing and networking required to run the
customer’s applications in a single rack or small,
multi-rack solution.

Schneider offers single rack and multi-rack

infrastructure solutions that include all necessary
power, cooling, security, and associated management
tools (DCIM) assembled and tested in a factory
environment.
SmartBunker Solutions

SmartBunker SX SmartBunker CX SmartBunker FX

Traditional for IT rooms Optimized for office environments Industrial Environments

24 and 42U 24U and 38U 23U and 42U

> 3 or 5kVA UPS
> Netbotz environmental
monitoring
> 1 Switched Rack PDUs
> Passive cooling
> 3 or 5kVA UPS
> Netbotz environmental monitoring
> 1 Switched Rack PDUs
> Sound proofing
> Fan-assisted ventilation
> 5 and 8kVA UPS
> Electrical Input panel
> Netbotz environmental monitoring
> 1 Switched Rack PDUs
> Active DX cooling solutions
> Thermal insulation
> Sealed enclosure
SmartBunker CX Features and
Components NetBotz Security and
Environmental Monitoring
> Surveillance Cameras
Superior sound proofing
> Alarm beacon
on all interior surfaces.
> Temp. &Hum. sensors
Clean, decorative exterior
> Smoke detector
to match office decor
> Leak Rope Sensor

Metered rack
PDU with
StruxureWare Data
remote
Center Expert software
monitoring
for remote management
and real-time monitoring

IT equipment can be installed in

an office space without the
cost of building a dedicated IT
room
Fan-assisted cooling

SRT UPS with remote

management
SmartBunker FX Features and Components NetBotz Security and
Environmental Monitoring
> Surveillance Cameras
> Alarm beacon
> Temp. &Hum. sensors
> Smoke detector
> Leak Rope Sensor

StruxureWare Data
Center Expert software > Superior physical protection with
for remote management
Switched and heavy gauge steel construction
and real-time monitoring
metered rack
PDU with > Thermally Insulated walls keep
remote cold air in and hot air out
monitoring

> Wall construction provides

superior sound attenuation
Multi-point locking > Front and rear access with 180°
door and Netbotz Rack doors
Access proximity card
locking system

Fire-rated and
sealed cable
entries InRow self-contained, active DX cooling
SRT UPS with remote
with monitoring, controls, and display
management
5 New SmartShelter Container Base Designs
• All-in-one, Value priced solutions
• Ideal for applications in remote areas
• Schneider has unique solutions to optimize space within shipping
containers • 2 - 20ft All-In-One Solutions
> 16kW and 32kW capacity options
> 4 Racks @ 4 or 8kW
> Overhead Cooling (Mini-split)
> Galaxy or PX UPS

• 2 - 40ft All-IN-One Solutions

> 50kW and 90kW capacity options
> 12 Racks @ 4 or 8kW
> Overhead Cooling (Mini-split)
> Galaxy or PX UPS

• 40ft IT Only Solution (no UPS)

> 120kW capacity
> 14 Racks @ 8.5kW
> InRow CW Cooling
 SmartShelter Features and Components

SmartShelter Container All-In-One

SmartShelter Module All-In-One

Overhead DX
cooling
Staging Lobby and
 Sliding racks in Busway Distribution Hot Aisle Containment Electrical Room
containerized units for full
access to front and back of
racks
 Flexible cable tray to allow
racks to slide
 Fully contained hot and
cold aisle
 Options for DX or CW
 20’, 40’ containers for easy
shipping
 45’ modules for maximum
space and configurations
Fire
NetShelter IT Symmetra or Galaxy UPS Suppression
Racks
 DCIM

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 Data Center
Apps,
Analytics &
Services

Edge
Control

Connected
Products

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StruxureWare for Data Centre – End to End
Complete visibility across the entire Data Centre infrastructure

Electrical infrastructure

Centralised monitoring and alarm handling

Mechanical infrastructure

White space and IT assets

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What is DCIM
Data Center Infrastructure Management

Data Center Infrastructure Management

(DCIM) systems
collect and manage data about a
data center’s assets, resource use and
operational status throughout a
data center lifecycle.
This information is then distributed,
integrated, analyzed and applied
to help managers meet
business and service-oriented
goals, and optimize a data
center’s performance.

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StruxureWare for Data Centers
– a Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) solution

Holistic Reduces Open software Monitoring & Created by

management of capex/opex by platform through analysis of people who build
all aspects of the leveraging robust, scalable carbon footprint, data centers daily
data center existing and integrated PUE and energy
infrastructure solution usage

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 StruxureWare for Data
Centers

Energy and
An integrated suite of DCIM
Sustainability
Track and manage
applications, enable businesses to prosper
enterprise energy and
carbon costs
by managing their data centers across
Data Center
Building
Management
Management
Manage data center assets,
operational and capital
multiple domains, providing
actionable intelligence for an ideal
Monitor and control facility costs
energy, fire and HVAC

balance of high availability and peak

efficiency throughout the entire
Power data center life cycle
Monitoring
Advanced power monitoring,
control and analysis
IT Infrastructure and
Device Monitoring
Advanced monitoring and
control

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