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Data centres

A data centre is a power, cooling, connectivity and security project before it is a computing project. SAMARTH coordinates it from requirement discovery to handover.

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Problems organisations bring

  • Capacity running out with no plan
  • Sovereignty or residency rules for data
  • Disaster recovery that has never been tested
  • Facility projects that overrun

Scope of work

  • Requirement discovery and capacity planning
  • Site assessment and feasibility
  • Technical architecture and technology selection
  • Vendor selection and procurement planning
  • Installation, testing and commissioning coordination
  • Disaster recovery design

How an engagement runs

  1. Consultation. Every engagement begins with a registered consultation request and a call with a SAMARTH consultant, who confirms what is actually needed.
  2. Feasibility. Site, power, connectivity, permits and budget are tested before design.
  3. Design and vendors. Architecture, specifications and a vendor selection on the record.
  4. Build and commission. Delivered through qualified partners, with SAMARTH coordinating under contract.

What is delivered

  • Feasibility report
  • Architecture and specifications
  • Vendor evaluation
  • Commissioning and handover documentation

Limits we state plainly

Construction and electrical work are performed by appropriately licensed contractors.

Each party's responsibility is written into the contract.

Questions

Do you build data centres yourselves?

Construction and installation are carried out by licensed, selected partners. SAMARTH can act as consultant, architect or delivery coordinator, as the contract states.

Can you help with government cloud?

Yes, within the security, residency and procurement rules of the jurisdiction concerned.

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