A Green Data Center From Gigabyte LLC!

As far is known, Global warming which the world has been fighting back in earnest, poses as a threat that could deeply affect the future and sustainability of humankind. To overcome this problem, saving energy and using renewable energy sources are essential. In addition to this, using recyclable materials as raw materials make it possible to save huge amounts of energy. Many products such as paper, plastic, glass, aluminum, engine oil, electronic and organic waste could be recycled. Apart from these, especially absence of thermal insulation causes high-level energy consumption and air pollution. Gigabyte LLC, one of the leading companies in Northern Cyprus, broke new ground by getting involved in the point where ecologist and IT technologies merge. Gigabyte LLC which has a high-profile exposure in IT sector, transformed its Datumcenter into Green Data Center by using renewable energy. Due to its solar panels built into the central operation building, by using solar energy saves energy up to %60 in data center. Thus, with the savings provided not only in data center but also in central building, the energy use is reduced to a minimum. Founding Director Yılmaz KAYGISIZ who draws attention to the damage 

caused by the areas where environmental and IT equipments integrated to the nature said “Since December 2016, we have engaged in joint planning in order to minimize the energy consumption by analyzing all office components such as servers, cabinets, air conditioners etc. From refrigeration systems to uninterruptible power supplies, from generators to cabinet technologies, all works and investments we have done are carried out in order to create components where energy losses are minimal. Gigabyte LLC supports preserving the environment through recycling and transformation of wastepaper, cardboard, battery and accumulator. While both preserving the environment and trying to create a surplus value, Gigabyte LLC shows its sensitivity and commitment to environmental responsibility.