The Operator Runs Technology Parks Across Several Cities, Providing Space, Connectivity And Shared Services To Tenant Companies Ranging From Early Stage Startups To Established Engineering Centres. Infrastructure Services Had Become As Important To Tenants As Floor Space And Power In Their Location Decisions.
Problem Statement
As Tenant Companies Scaled Their Engineering Teams, The Operator Encountered Several Challenges: With Each Tenant Procuring And Racking Its Own Equipment, Campus Power, Cooling And Floor Space Were Consumed Far Faster Than Planned.
Tenant Server Rooms Consumed Power And Floor Space Across Every Building.
Early Stage Companies Could Not Justify Dedicated Infrastructure Or Specialist Staff.
Every Tenant Environment Differed, Making Any Shared Support Model Impractical.
Tenants Procured, Racked And Maintained Their Own Equipment In Rooms Allocated Within Their Leased Space. Power Draw Varied Unpredictably, Cooling Was Sized Per Room Rather Than Per Building, And The Operator Had No Visibility Into What Was Running Or How Much Capacity Remained.
Tenants Now Consume Compute, Storage And Network From A Managed Private Cloud Rather Than Building Their Own. Campus Power And Cooling Are Planned Against One Measured Load Instead Of Hundreds Of Unpredictable Ones, And Smaller Companies Access Enterprise Grade Infrastructure They Could Never Have Justified Independently.
Campus Power Reclaimed
Tenant Workloads Hosted
Hour Provisioning
Platform Availability
A Managed Private Cloud Now Runs From Purpose Built Facilities On Campus, With Each Tenant Receiving Isolated Compute, Storage And Network Resources. Tenants Provision Through A Portal And Consume On A Metered Basis, While The Operator Handles Hardware, Patching, Backup And Monitoring Centrally.
Power And Cooling Previously Consumed By Scattered Tenant Server Rooms Returned To The Operator As Usable Capacity. Buildings That Were Approaching Their Electrical Limits Can Now Accommodate Additional Tenants Without Any Structural Upgrade Programme.
The Platform Runs On Virtualised Compute With Software Defined Networking And Per-Tenant Isolation, Provisioned Through A Self-Service Portal. Metering, Monitoring, Backup And Patch Management Operate Across All Tenants, While Capacity Dashboards Report Campus Level Power, Cooling And Utilisation Continuously.
A Technology Park Sells Environment, And Infrastructure Is Now Part Of That Environment. Replacing Hundreds Of Tenant Server Rooms With One Managed Private Cloud Returned Power And Space To The Operator, Gave Smaller Tenants Capability They Could Not Buy Alone, And Turned Shared Infrastructure Into A Reason To Choose The Campus.
