GlosarioES1 min readUpdated: 19 sept 2026
Data centre
A data centre is a building or part of a building in which servers, storage systems and network equipment are operated centrally, together with the required power supply, emergency power systems and cooling.
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A data centre is a building or part of a building in which servers, storage systems and network equipment are operated centrally, together with the required power supply, emergency power systems and cooling. Particularly many large, high-density data centres are currently being built for artificial intelligence applications. Logistically, setting them up is project business: server racks, graphics processors, memory, power supplies, battery and backup power systems, transformers and cooling equipment must be delivered on time, securely and often by air freight. The cargo is high-value, sensitive to shock and moisture and in part classified as dangerous goods, for example lithium-ion batteries. Pre-configured racks are frequently shipped as complete units, which requires special packaging and handling.
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