Noun
data centre (plural data centres)
A facility used to house computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems.
$12 million on the contract for the Data Centre. Source: Internet
This practice fueled a dynamic that has already led to more than 81 different virus configurations being shared in that same repository, and 189 more through the China National Genomics Data Centre. Source: Internet
In our People Data Centre, we analyse millions of enquiries our Consumer Carelines receive each year and the conversations about our brands online”. Source: Internet
To refurbish the old Data Centre with one year maintenance cost, the EC will spend not less than $19,000,000, whereas to acquire a new upgraded Data Centre with three years maintenance cost is $7,000,000, making savings of $12 million (GH¢68.5 million). Source: Internet
“Data centre presence in Ireland raises our visibility internationally as a technology-rich, innovative economy,” said a spokesperson for the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (DoBEI). Source: Internet