Green Data Center from Gigabyte Ltd.!

As it is known, Global Warming, which is the problem that the world is fighting for life and war, poses a threat to the future and continuity of human history. In order to cope with this problem, it is important to save energy and use renewable energy sources. However, the use of recyclable materials as raw material again enables a large amount of energy savings. Many products such as paper, plastic, glass, aluminum, engine oil, electronic and organic waste can be recycled. In addition, the lack of thermal insulation, especially the high energy consumption and air pollution is invited.

At the intersection of informatics and environmental technologies, Gigabyte Ltd., one of the leading companies in Northern Cyprus. as well, including a first, was able to. Gigabyte Ltd, which is frequently talked about in the IT sector, has transformed its Datumcenter into a Green Data Center by using renewable energy. Thanks to the solar panels built into the central operation building, it saves 60% in the data center by using solar energy. In this way, not only in the data center, but also saves money in the building center, minimizing the use of energy.
Gigabyte Ltd., which draws attention to the damage caused by the integration of data center IT equipment and environmental equipment into the environment. founding director Yılmaz KAYGISIZ said, a Since December 2016, we have done a joint planning to minimize energy consumption by analyzing all office components from the server to its cabin and air conditioners.

From cooling systems to uninterruptible power supplies, from generators to cabin technologies, our work and investment are carried out to create components with minimal energy losses.

Gigabyte Ltd also supports the protection of the environment through the recycling and transformation of waste paper, cardboard, batteries and batteries. Gigabyte Ltd demonstrates its commitment to environmental responsibility, and its commitment to environmental recycling, while protecting both the environment and the surplus.