ZDATA adopts a park-level unified management system, applying an industry-leading centralized control concept, combining digital twin technology with AI algorithm models. It achieves centralized and intelligent control, ensuring that the operational management of the data center network is always in an intelligent mode optimized globally.

ZDATA fully utilizes digital twin technology to remotely monitor the operating status of each data center in the park 24/7[1] . Combined with virtual reality (VR), it provides a comprehensive view of the operation of basic infrastructure such as power, HVAC, and security inside the building. The management system based on digital twins makes real-time monitoring more highly visualized, and dynamic management more efficient, flexible, and intelligent.

As vital infrastructure for storing and analyzing massive data, data centers have high requirements for indoor temperature, humidity, air quality, and air flow. The intelligent management system, combined with "AI+" artificial intelligence applications, continuously optimizes the standard operating mode configuration and energy-saving operating mode configuration of the power distribution system based on data such as electricity, pressure, and temperature. It assists expert teams in analysis, ultimately ensuring that all facilities operate under the optimal configuration, reducing the PUE of data centers.

The intelligent management system establishes operation baselines for various indicator points, providing early warnings for changes in relative values during different seasons and climates. Compared to traditional monitoring systems that rely on.