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Tailoring your data center requirements starts with a thorough analysis of your organization’s goals, priorities, and limitations. Sorrce’s approach is designed to fit your unique needs: We engage with your staff and teams to gather insights and evaluate each area of influence. By understanding your ideal workload, including power consumption and its interaction with external systems, we deliver precise recommendations. Selecting the right site for a 5mW AI workload differs greatly from a cloud-integrated setup, so we focus on growth, scalability, and cost to suggest optimal paths forward. Sorrce also provides 24×7 remote hands support and assists with asset procurement to keep your operations running smoothly.
We compare potential solutions across various models, including dedicated hardware at your premises or colocation facilities, hosted private or semi-private cloud, public hyperscale cloud, and services like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Hybrid or blended solutions may also be considered to match the right workload to the most suitable region. Additionally, we assess current and future security and network requirements, ensuring they integrate seamlessly into all aspects of the solution.
Determining appropriate power and cooling solutions (air cooling, cold aisle, rear door chill, immersion cooling, etc.) based on workload requirements.
Assessing wholesale vs. commercial models to establish an effective timeline for scaling infrastructure as business needs evolve.
Facilitating seamless connections with key partners, workloads, and multi-cloud environments to ensure high-speed data transfer and redundancy.
Leveraging remote hands support to minimize the need for full-time on-site monitoring, enabling efficient operations with reduced staffing.
Optimizing the use of PDUs and power configurations to maximize hardware performance while reducing energy consumption.
Analyzing Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) and voltage needs to drive down energy costs, even on the last increment of efficiency gains.
Ensuring that the data center meets all relevant compliance standards and security protocols to protect against potential breaches and data loss.
Developing robust plans for disaster recovery, ransomware mitigation, and resilience against geological and human-related disruptions.
Integrating hybrid cloud solutions to facilitate seamless cloud access and data management.
Evaluating regional incentives and tax impacts to make informed decisions about data center locations.
Implementing strategic power and cost modeling to balance operational expenditure and achieve cost efficiency.
