Data center OPEX reduction and efficiency tool
Cadence Reality Digital Twin Platform
Efficiency of Data Centers and Sustainable Innovation
By utilizing Cadence's digital twin technology, it is possible to create design and operational plans that take into account the performance of data centers. Data center engineers can consider future-oriented designs and operational policies in a virtual space. By using Cadence's products for data centers, designers, owners, and operations managers can achieve a balanced data center that ensures reliability and efficiency.
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Cadence Reality DC Design is a physics-based simulation software that utilizes computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Engineers can model the indoor and outdoor buildings and environments of existing and future data centers. Cadence Reality DC Insight enables close communication between the IT department and the facilities department through a browser-based portal after the data center is operational, allowing for layout management and IT asset management, as well as optimizing the energy efficiency and performance of the data center. For more details, please contact us.
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Cadence Design Systems Japan Co., Ltd. is engaged in the development, sales, and support of electronic design tools from Cadence Design Systems in the United States, as well as design support services. We not only undertake customer designs but also provide feedback on challenges and know-how derived from our cutting-edge design experience to Cadence's R&D, enabling the development of new design methods and tools. Additionally, the development and sales of various IPs, which are key to improving design efficiency, are also one of our important activities. Furthermore, we offer a wide range of solutions, from intensive support for the early implementation of newly introduced tools to analyzing customers' current design methods, identifying issues, proposing solutions, and actually building new design methods and environments.
