Private Capital Investment Opportunity in Vietnam Data Center
What is within a Data Center? A data center (DC), in its simplest definition by IBM, is a physical room, building, or facility that houses IT infrastructure for building, running, and delivering applications and services. It also stores and manages the data associated with those applications and services. Beneath is a figure from CBRE showing where DC is used in our daily life. Historically, using a computer, accessing a website, or running an app has always involved a process of storing and transferring data behind the scenes. In the age of AI, this same process hasn't become more frequent so much as far more computationally demanding AI workloads require drastically more processing power per request than a typical website or app ever did. Because of this, DC operators must ensure concurrent maintainability and fault tolerance at all times, in order to maintain the uptime (often 99.999%) that their clients require. DCs come in four main sizes: colocation, enterprise, hyperscale an...
