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Discover more about data center models where a business rents space, power, and cooling from a third-party provider to house its own servers and hardware. This allows companies to utilize existing security and professional infrastructure without massive capital expense required to build and maintain their own facility.
Core Concepts Discussed
Co-location is defined by the coupling of a data center within or next to a traditional power generation asset. Rather than connecting through the traditional bulk transmission system, a co-located facility sets up adjacent to the power source and draws its energy behind-the-meter (BTM).
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