OUR SOLUTION

COW/RETO

COW (Cell on Wheel) is a mobile site that designed to be part of a telecom network, to provide fast solution COW used for special events, blank spot, upgrade capacity and force majeure in disaster areas where either there is no Cellular Network coverage.

Data Center Solution

Data Center is a place used for storing and processing

as well as processing data originating from various sources and servers so that it can be done

easily accessed by users.
internet network for easy access to data transfer and connection.
In daily operations, the Data Center requires supporting facilities/facilities
which has an important role in operations in the form of Source Power, System
security, Cooling System etc.
carefully to ensure critical business applications and services run without interruption.
important in preventing costly Down Time, of which there are many
some of which are avoidable and are often caused by human error.
covers everything from its importance and various types to
maintenance of certain IT facilities and components.
repair, and servicing of hardware, software, and environmental conditions such as
temperature, humidity and air flow, to ensure optimal system performance and
sustainable.
emergency, which may require temporary shutdown of the system.
The scope of maintenance includes electrical and cooling systems, cables
telecommunications, network infrastructure, IT equipment, and the physical structure of the data center Alone

All devices and computers in the data center must be connected to

Data centers require round-the-clock operation and maintenance

Proper data center maintenance is not only routine but also very

Partners will explore key aspects of data center maintenance, which

Data center maintenance is the routine of monitoring, checking, cleaning,

Maintenance can be planned in advance or performed as a repair

Internet Of Thing

The term IoT, or Internet of Things, refers to the collective network of connected devices and technologies that facilitate communication between devices and the cloud, as well as between the devices themselves. Thanks to the advent of cheap computer chips and high-bandwidth telecommunications, we now have billions of devices connected to the internet. This means everyday devices like toothbrushes, vacuum cleaners, cars and machines can use sensors to collect data and respond intelligently to users.

The Internet of Things (IoT) integrates “everything” every day with the internet. Computer engineers have been adding sensors and processors to everyday objects since the 90s. However, progress was initially slow because the chips were large and took up a lot of space. Low-power computer chips called RFID tags were first used to track expensive equipment. Due to the shrinking size of computer devices, these chips are also getting smaller, faster and smarter over time.

The cost of integrating computing power into small objects is now much reduced. For example, you can add connectivity with Alexa voice service capabilities to an MCU with less than 1 MB of embedded RAM, such as a light switch. Entire industries have grown up focused on filling our homes, businesses, and offices with IoT devices. These smart objects can automatically transmit data to and from the internet. All these “invisible computing devices” and their associated technologies are collectively referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT).



How does IoT work?
Typical IoT systems work through collecting and exchanging data in real time. An IoT system has three components:

Smart device
These are devices, such as televisions, security cameras, or exercise equipment that have been given computing capabilities. These devices collect data from the environment, user input, or usage patterns and communicate the data over the internet to and from IoT applications.

IoT Applications
An IoT application is a collection of services and software that integrates data received from various IoT devices. This application uses machine learning or artificial intelligence (AI) technology to analyze this data and make informed decisions. These decisions are communicated back to the IoT device and the IoT device then responds intelligently to the input.

Graphical user interface
IoT devices or fleets of devices can be managed via a graphical user interface. Typical examples include mobile apps or websites that can be used to register and control smart devices. 

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