Keppel Data Centres, Huawei launch Cognitive Data Centre site

Enterprises will be able to leverage AI-driven computing.

Huawei and Keppel Data Centres Holding Pte. Ltd. (KDCH) recently announced the launch of Huawei's Cognitive Data Centre reference site located at Keppel DC Singapore 4.

This follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Huawei and KDCH to explore potential collaboration on data centre efficiency and sustainability in the areas of Green Technology, High-Performance Computing, Scientific Software Application, Networking Solutions and more.

The site will be a showcase of Huawei and Keppel's state-of-the-art application of cognitive computing within a data centre environment. It will feature technologies geared towards providing a virtualised and energy efficient data centre management system. Enterprises will be able to leverage deep learning and AI-driven computing to drive automated insights that will inform their next step of growth. As a result, there will be lower operations and maintenance costs while efficiency remains high.

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