Definition of data centre in English:

data centre

noun

A large group of networked computer servers typically used by organizations for the remote storage, processing, or distribution of large amounts of data.
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers with overseas offices connected to the London data center were rerouted across their own networks to London.
- The data centres also represent an important strand of their owners ' business plans.
- We are also holding negotiations to outsource the data centre.
- Silicon Valley embraces the mystique surrounding Google's data center.
- The patient's well-being is now linked to the reliability of the data center.
- In 2000, Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union's data center took a direct hit from lightning.
- An unnamed financial institution, it turns out, has a data center in Florida.
- Last year, 19 internet data centres were due to be completed in the capital.
- CIOs don't tend to let unproven players fiddle in their data centers.
- This problem can be the result of high frequency drainage currents from switched mode power supplies of data center equipment.
- Centrica is also looking to upgrade 24,000 desktop computers to Windows XP and building a new data centre near Staines.
- Yes, this is also what we call a datacenter operations complexity problem, not just a storage problem.
- BT has dismissed claims it is to scrap a £ 1.2 billion plan to set up a network of Internet data centres.
- Microsoft Exchange Server is a commonly used mail server that is an integral part of many data centers.
- The improved performance could help cut energy costs and consolidate servers in data centers, AMD said.
- The bank will also set up a data centre at the Technology Park at Bangalore for which it has already acquired space.
- This lack of MTC standardization forces data centers to choose among different manufacturers.
- With lightning-fast blade servers becoming more common in today's data center environment, two issues become paramount.
- I had conclusive proof of ghost supply requests for additional servers in data centres, even a new trunk line across the Channel.
- In conventional business operations, demands on data centers also have been affected by the requirements of Internet commerce.

单词	data centre
释义	Definition of data centre in English: data centre noun A large group of networked computer servers typically used by organizations for the remote storage, processing, or distribution of large amounts of data. Example sentencesExamples Customers with overseas offices connected to the London data center were rerouted across their own networks to London. The data centres also represent an important strand of their owners ' business plans. We are also holding negotiations to outsource the data centre. Silicon Valley embraces the mystique surrounding Google's data center. The patient's well-being is now linked to the reliability of the data center. In 2000, Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union's data center took a direct hit from lightning. An unnamed financial institution, it turns out, has a data center in Florida. Last year, 19 internet data centres were due to be completed in the capital. CIOs don't tend to let unproven players fiddle in their data centers. This problem can be the result of high frequency drainage currents from switched mode power supplies of data center equipment. Centrica is also looking to upgrade 24,000 desktop computers to Windows XP and building a new data centre near Staines. Yes, this is also what we call a datacenter operations complexity problem, not just a storage problem. BT has dismissed claims it is to scrap a £ 1.2 billion plan to set up a network of Internet data centres. Microsoft Exchange Server is a commonly used mail server that is an integral part of many data centers. The improved performance could help cut energy costs and consolidate servers in data centers, AMD said. The bank will also set up a data centre at the Technology Park at Bangalore for which it has already acquired space. This lack of MTC standardization forces data centers to choose among different manufacturers. With lightning-fast blade servers becoming more common in today's data center environment, two issues become paramount. I had conclusive proof of ghost supply requests for additional servers in data centres, even a new trunk line across the Channel. In conventional business operations, demands on data centers also have been affected by the requirements of Internet commerce.
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