Center3 (MENA Gateway 1) Data Center

Office space within a data center is an innovative service that caters to businesses that need to maintain proximity to their critical IT infrastructure. This setup is particularly beneficial for IT staff who require immediate, direct access to equipment for management, development, or enhanced security purposes. Office spaces can be tailored to meet the specific needs of a team, from individual workstations to meeting rooms and monitoring centers. These spaces often include essential services such as high-speed internet, power backup, and cooling, as well as other infrastructure supports needed for high-demand IT operations. This service reduces the logistical costs and time associated with traveling between offices and data center locations, leading to increased productivity.

Storage space within a data center provides dedicated areas specifically designed for the secure storage of physical IT equipment, such as servers, networking hardware, and backup devices. This service is integral for organizations that require high-capacity, secure, and easily accessible storage solutions within a controlled environment. The service offers flexible storage options that can expand to meet growing organizational needs without the constraints of traditional office or IT spaces. It provides 24/7 access to stored items, allowing IT personnel to retrieve or replace equipment as needed with minimal downtime. The service includes logistical support such as the handling and transportation of equipment to and from the storage space. It offers a more economical solution compared to expanding on-premise storage facilities, especially for businesses located in areas with high real estate costs. This also supports better inventory and asset management practices, ensuring that spare parts, backup units, and other critical equipment are organized and readily available when needed.

Advanced cooling infrastructure is used to maintain optimal environmental conditions, which enhances the performance and longevity of IT hardware. The data center ensures a reliable power supply with built-in redundancy, backup power solutions, and energy-efficient systems to effectively manage power consumption. Each cabinet is equipped with power distribution units (PDUs) to manage and distribute power to the hosted equipment efficiently. This setup ensures that all devices receive stable and reliable power, with options for redundancy to prevent downtime.

Overhead or under-floor cable tray systems are provided to organize and protect electrical, data, and fiber cables. This aids in maintaining a tidy environment that is easier to manage and troubleshoot.

Advanced security measures are implemented, including 24/7 surveillance, biometric access controls, and multi-layered security protocols to ensure data integrity and safety. Clients are provided with lockable cabinets or racks to securely house their servers, storage, and networking equipment.