Nxtra by Airtel, a top data center company in India, is now using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its data centers. This move shows their commitment to building smart and sustainable data centers for the future.
With this new approach, Nxtra becomes the first data center in India to use AI for things like predictive maintenance, improving energy efficiency, and automating processes. Their main goals are to:
- Make equipment last 10% longer: By using real-time data, AI can spot early signs of problems and suggest fixes.
- Cut down non-IT energy use by 10%: AI helps find areas where equipment wastes energy, so they can save power.
- Boost equipment performance by 15%: AI detects faults before they become major issues, allowing for preventive maintenance.
- Improve productivity by 25%: AI gives proactive insights that help streamline all data center operations.
Nxtra has partnered with Ecolibrium to use their AI platform, SmartSense, to make this possible. After seeing good results at their data center in Chennai, Nxtra plans to use this technology in all their major data centers. By using AI and machine learning, Nxtra hopes to save costs, work more efficiently, and give better service to its customers.
Ashish Arora, CEO of Nxtra by Airtel, said that they’re always looking for new ways to make their data centers future-ready. He shared that working with Ecolibrium to bring AI to their data centers is a big step in making them more energy-efficient and effective.
Chintan Soni, CEO of Ecolibrium, explained that their platform is already used at over 500 locations worldwide. He said that this partnership with Nxtra is the first of its kind for data centers in India. Together, they aim to keep high standards for energy savings and operational efficiency.
