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Data center rack & enclosure market to derive significant momentum

June 19, 2019 | 127 views

In the data center rack & enclosure market, hardware solutions accounted for the majority of the industry share. The need for heat and cable management in mega or hyperscale facilities is increasing the demand for effective and efficient cooling systems that require innovative solutions, which will account for the proper airflow management. Corridors in these racks provide a mix of hot and cold air, which secure it from short circuits. The solution to this problem is providing doors, blank panels, thermal seals, and plinth that allow the proper flow of cold air in the systems and equipment. Technological advancements and the increasing adoption of IoT for various industrial processes are supporting growth of the data center rack & enclosure market. Rapid growth in cloud-based solutions, virtualization, enhanced data processing capabilities, high-performance computing solutions, and the requirement to expand the existing infrastructure are the key factors generating a high demand for the facilities.

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