The Trusted Brand of Datacenters

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2 The Trusted Brand of Datacenters

3 Telehouse worldwide

4 High Security Datacenters Defense level security Access control Higly protected environment Watch out for the missile

5 Experience Bespoke fitout Dedicated project Manager Custom design

6 Guaranteed uptime State of the Art architecture Up to 99,999% SLA 2x (N+1) architecture

7 Support Skilled and experienced staff 24x7 NOC 24x7 helpdesk

8 Support Customer focused sales team Expertise in large projects Management Quick answers to RFPs Committed to customer satisfaction

9 Telehouse Paris Magny Former missile military site changed into Datacenter

10 Telehouse Paris Magny Datacenter, office space, NOC 11

11 Telehouse worldwide

Telehouse Paris Magny High Capacity Datacenter Located in dense economical area in south west of Paris 15 000 m² of existing buildings 30 customers already installed, mainly corporates Technical

12 Telehouse Paris Magny High Capacity Datacenter Located in dense economical area in south west of Paris m² of existing buildings 30 customers already installed, mainly corporates Technical architecture: Average 1,8 KVA per m² Up 10 KVA per rack standard, more on demand 2 dedicated power feeds of 15 MW each N+2 Generators configuration 2x(N+1) UPS minimum N+2 cold water production 13

13 Dual feed distribution Power distribution

14 Telehouse worldwide

Hi density areas High density areas welcome Blade

airflows leads to significant efficiency

meters above raised floor Up to 10 KVAs and more

15 Hi density areas High density areas welcome Blade servers inside ventilated closed corridors and cabinets. Ventilated corridors:separation of hot and cold airflows leads to significant efficiency improvements Warm air extraction Temperature at 2 meters above raised floor Up to 10 KVAs and more Cool air corridor Ventilated racks Rear Front Warm air extraction Cool air input False floor Power feeds

Challenges IT needs and challenges Implement disaster recovery and Business Continuity Plans Offer a top level of service to customers (internal/external) Manage growth of data Volumes to be

16 Challenges IT needs and challenges Implement disaster recovery and Business Continuity Plans Offer a top level of service to customers (internal/external) Manage growth of data Volumes to be stored Adapt IT resources to activity level IT Managers Ensure proper data confidentiality levels Reduce IT operation costs Improve IT systems performances Servers and data consolidation Network issues

17 Challenges IT needs and challenges Implement disaster recovery and Business Continuity Plans Offer a top level of service to customers (internal/external) Manage growth of data Volumes to be stored Adapt IT resources to activity level IT Managers Ensure proper data confidentiality levels Reduce IT operation costs Improve IT systems performances Servers and data consolidation Network issues

18 Challenges IT needs and challenges Implement disaster recovery and Business Continuity Plans Offer a top level of service to customers (internal/external) Manage growth of data Volumes to be stored Adapt IT resources to activity level IT Managers Ensure proper data confidentiality levels Reduce IT operation costs Improve IT systems performances Servers and data consolidation Network issues

19 Network hub Network concentration points Datacenter types: -Connectivity datacenter -Capacity datacenter -Virtual datacenter Datacenter geographic network: -Providers owned sites -Franchised sites -Partners alliances Global capacity

20 One-stop-shop Datacenter as a village Secured datacenter space Mutualized or dedicated Office space Proximity staff Public cloud Networks Dedicated private cloud

21 Geographical perspective Global vs Local Global Dedicated private cloud Regional Networks

22 Usage scenarios 1/3 Physical replication Replication Synchronous or synchronous Work stations Customer site Outsourced datacenter Office space

23 Usage scenarios 2/3 Data protection Customer site 1 Outsourced datacenter Data Replication Customer site n Outsourced datacenter 2

24 Usage scenarios 3/3 Fully outsourced virtual IT Outsourced datacenter 1 Synchronisation Customer site Outsourced datacenter 2

25 Physical vs virtual Combined physical and virtual infrastructure Example: - Pre-production - Production - Recovery

26 In the Cloud Corporate private cloud External mutualized or private cloud Multisite replication Datacenter 1 Datacenter 2 Datacenter 3

27 References Customer cases Confidential!!

28 Q&A Q&A

29 Telehouse Paris Magny Anechoic chamber 30

30 Telehouse Paris Magny Anechoic chamber 31

31 Telehouse International Corporation

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Introduction. Service and Support We Do It Better. Contents Introduction... 3 Service and Support... 3 Data Center Details... 4 Security... 4 Location... 4 Power... 4 Humidification... 5 AC... 5 Cooling... 6 Datacenter Features... 6 SAS