Bangalore/London – R&M, the globally active Swiss developer and provider of high-end solutions for data and communications networks, is coming to Data Centre World 2025 in London. R&M will present itself as a leading solution provider for integrated infrastructures in data centers. The trade show will take place on March 12 and 13 at ExCeL London. Visitors and media representatives will find the R&M team at booth DC375 in Hall S3 – S15. In addition, R&M will address the topic of «Digital solutions in operations» in a presentation in the DCIM Theatre at 1:00 p.m. on the first day of the trade show.
With the latest solutions, R&M covers the enterprise, co-location, edge, telecom, on-premise and modular data center categories. R&M will present its expanded portfolio for all relevant OT areas in London. It covers basic infrastructures for the edge as well as overall solutions for high-power computing and AI clusters. The product range extends from standard applications and AI/HPC requirements starting with connectivity, rack equipment, housing and power to DCIM software. R&M also enables the integration of energy-efficient air and liquid cooling systems.
Solutions from a single source
R&M designs and supplies integrated infrastructure solutions from a single source, regardless of size, category, network architecture and use. It also integrates complementary modules from partners. R&M will be presenting its partner network in London.
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R&M’s latest products include release 5.0 of the DCIM software solution inteliPhy. As a result, the software is evolving into a digital architect for data centers. R&M has also expanded the range of sensors for monitoring networks. An inteliPhy monitor Sensorbar for the distribution platform Netscale 48 is new to the range. It monitors the ports of the mixed media patch panel using RFID sensors and visualizes the status of the plug connections via LED. With distribution solutions based on the high-density platform Netscale, data centers can prepare the connectivity and cabling for barrier-free migration to 400 and 800 Gigabit Ethernet.
