Data centers are the nerve centers of today’s digital infrastructure, powering everything from artificial intelligence and financial transactions to cloud-based applications. These facilities house mission-critical IT equipment—servers, storage devices, networking hardware—that must remain operational 24/7. Any interruption or equipment failure can lead to substantial financial loss, reputational damage, or even legal consequences.

While power and cybersecurity often take center stage in data center design, environmental factors such as temperature and humidity are equally crucial. Improper climate conditions can result in hardware failures, decreased equipment life, and inefficient energy use. Consequently, environmental monitoring should be considered a foundational element of any data center management strategy.

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