Hitachi announces new green data center in Yokohama, Japan

Written by IT News on 12:40 AM

Hitachi Data Systems Corporation announced today the opening of its green data center in Yokohama, Japan, the company is one of the most robust and reliable in the industry announced occupies 10,000 square meters total area. Moreover, according to Hitachi, designed the newly opened Yokohama third center with energy-saving technology that is intended to provide a benchmark of 1.6 PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness), but continue their high reliability, availability and data security.

"Hitachi Data Systems is focused and dedicated to providing green technology for data such as green innovation in the product portfolio is blowing," said Asim Zaheer, Vice President of product and competitive marketing at Hitachi Data Systems. "Many of our products, such as the Hitachi Universal Storage Platform V and VM, and Hitachi Dynamic Provisioning and today with Yokohama third center, providing significant improvements in capacity utilization, while lowering power and cooling rates for customers.”

Hitachi talked about some important properties of the Yokohama third center, including green data centers, Integrated Control Center, energy efficient equipment, natural cooling to a lower environmental impact building, robust construction and a high level of safety required for such facilities. The opening of the new data center is also a result of the company in its continuing support for green projects, such as IT Power-saving and planning for green Datacenter Project.

The new facility is designed to meet the demands of today's businesses, the demand for technical infrastructure with 100 percent uptime. According to Hitachi, the new facility Yokohama robust and reliable as a Tier IV data center, giving customers a complete range of flexible services operations management, including inventory management. The overall design of the facility also provides a lower total cost of ownership (TCO).