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NWAS Liverpool NHS Facility Maintenance Case Study
Professional UPS battery replacement and comprehensive data centre facility maintenance delivered for NWAS Liverpool, providing strengthened power resilience, improved system reliability and fully protected critical operations. This project showcases Infiniti IT’s capability to deliver high quality infrastructure support, proactive technical management and dependable continuity for mission critical environments.
Ensuring Effective Data Centre Design in Office Fit Outs
Planning an office fit out or refurbishment that involves critical IT spaces? Discover how partnering with specialist data centre experts can prevent costly mistakes, protect uptime and ensure your infrastructure is built for long term performance. Find out why early collaboration between contractors and data centre professionals is essential to project success.
Data Centre Site Selection in 2025: Beyond Land Cost
Discover how power availability, sustainability commitments, and network connectivity have become the defining factors in data centre site selection for 2025, as developers shift their focus beyond land cost to long term operational resilience and environmental responsibility.
How to Monitor Environmental Conditions Effectively in a Data Centre
Learn how to monitor temperature, humidity and airflow effectively in a data centre. Discover best practices, sensor placement, DCIM tools and environmental management strategies to improve cooling efficiency, protect IT equipment and ensure reliable operations.
Data Centre Performance Starts with Supporting System Maintenance
When discussing data centres, attention is often placed on IT hardware such as servers, racks, and storage. Yet behind the visible IT hardware lies a network of supporting systems that are just as critical to overall performance. Critical systems such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), standby generators, air conditioning, fire suppression, and environmental monitoring systems to name a few all work together to create the stable and secure environment that IT infrastructure depends on.
The Future of Sustainable AI Data Centres
Businesses and sectors are changing at a never before seen pace thanks to AI. From large language models, automation to real time analytics, AI workloads are testing the limits of what modern data centres can deliver and support. However, there is an environmental cost associated with this technical advancement. Large amounts of processing power are required to train complex AI models, and these high density systems use a lot more energy than standard IT workloads. As the demand for AI continues to rise, an urgent question emerges: can AI data centres ever be truly sustainable?
