Meanings of datacentre in English

Our technology depends on other suppliers such as telecommunications providers and datacentre operators to run.

The US company said it would build a datacentre in Finland to serve customers in Europe.

In the old days you had to physically go in and add hardware in a datacentre.

He says the lack of competition is all that prevents New Zealand from becoming a global datacentre hub.

Photo: AFP The global tech giant announced today that it would establish its first datacentre region in New Zealand.

In a statement, Microsoft said the New Zealand datacenter region will be the latest addition to its global datacentre footprint.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she welcomes Microsoft's announcement to establish a datacentre region for cloud services in New Zealand.

Intel, which analysts estimate has more than 90 percent of the datacentre market, already has an agreement to use Altera chips.

This division of Amazon sells spare datacentre and processing capacity to customers during periods when the giant retailer doesn't require it.

It has 60 datacentre regions worldwide with its Microsoft Azure cloud service available in 140 plus countries.

A datacentre for a search engine company can consume as much energy as a city the size of Geneva, the ITU has said.

Microsoft has opened a new "mega datacentre" in west Dublin to support growing demand for online services, the first such centre opened outside the US.

It also has datacentres in key Asian and U.S. locations.

There are 60 people currently employed at the Castlebar plant building high capacity protection solutions for datacentres.

Having consolidated its networks and its datacentres, its next step is to see if the same can be done with software.

The first is natural expansion of the corporate sector, coupled with the needs of the growing number of power-hungry datacentres in Ireland.