DCIM 2.0
Extend asset, rack, power and cooling capacity management on our existing in-house facility monitoring system.
In-house IterationMYE / Technology Platform
Our AI computing center technology framework connects five data domains: facilities, networks, assets, operations and customers.
Evolving our existing facility monitoring system into DCIM 2.0.
From environmental data collection to unified asset, capacity and operations management.
CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT
These are ongoing development and integration directions, delivered progressively. Planned capabilities are not all currently available.
Extend asset, rack, power and cooling capacity management on our existing in-house facility monitoring system.
In-house IterationBring alerts, tickets, inspections and SLA data together for unified operations across nodes.
Integration + In-house EnginesContinuously improve energy accounting, efficiency analysis and carbon reporting.
In-house DevelopmentConnect hardware health, network monitoring, spares tickets and supplier tools.
Integration & InterfacesConnect link topology, traffic metering, provisioning and service quality.
Integration & InterfacesCover the full cycle of procurement, delivery, spares, warranties and equipment retirement.
Integration & ReportingLet customers view rack status, electricity usage, invoices, tickets and monthly SLA reports.
In-house DevelopmentConnect quotations, contracts, metering, invoicing and settlement.
Integration & Pricing RulesUse consistent data definitions to track node operations and service quality.
Data & BIConnect engineering milestones, procurement progress, acceptance documents and operational handover.
Integration & Acceptance TemplatesDEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Upgrade facility monitoring and the unified data model, connect alerts, tickets and SLA data, and establish customer-facing service views.
Develop the customer portal, energy reports, billing and business analytics to make operational outcomes clear.
Deepen compute, network, asset and delivery management to support managed operations and operational system development.
The roadmap evolves with business needs. Features, supported nodes and availability dates are subject to formal product releases.
OPEN BY DESIGN
In-house development focuses on facility monitoring, energy efficiency, customer experience and core operational rules. Mature products support ticketing, asset management and billing.
Software platforms and hardware management tools for customer compute clusters are selected and integrated from supply chain partners per project. Open interfaces exchange alarms, asset data and usage measurements.
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