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What’s driving the sector – 5 trends the healthcare sector of tomorrow needs:
- Highly available IT infrastructure
A robust, scalable and unobtrusive IT infrastructure ensures that potential truly becomes reality. What will the data centre of tomorrow look like? How can the protection of critical data be guaranteed? - Grid stability with holistic ‘From Grid to Chip’ solutions
An efficient power supply is the decisive factor for the safety and reliability of clinical processes. High IT loads, rising data volumes and more powerful IT solutions generate power demand. How can a reliable power supply be ensured? How does power get from the grid to the rack efficiently? - The right cooling solution for all applications
Intelligent and quiet cooling is not a secondary consideration, but a crucial factor in managing large data flows whilst still operating energy-efficient IT. Which cooling solutions are suitable? How will the data centre of tomorrow be operated energy-efficiently? - Comprehensive monitoring of the entire infrastructure
Whether it’s energy efficiency, security or availability, intelligent monitoring systems integrate hardware and software. They provide a comprehensive overview of the data centre. How can monitoring systems be integrated? How can I optimise the operation of my data centre? - AI as a game-changer for data analysis
AI significantly increases the need for secure and reliable IT infrastructure. Anyone wishing to benefit from the advantages of artificial intelligence must start with the data centre. How are data centres changing in the age of AI? What requirements need to be considered today to prepare for tomorrow?
Executive Summary – why this trend paper is relevant
Every day, hospitals generate more data than was produced in an entire quarter just a few years ago. The pace of digital transformation is accelerating more rapidly than in almost any other sector. Annual data growth of around 36 per cent is expected in the healthcare sector by 2025. Imaging, in particular, is driving up the volume. Up to 90 per cent of healthcare data originates from medical diagnostics. Every second, new data sets are added, which are analysed for actionable insights.
How is the healthcare sector preparing for these challenges? This trend paper provides answers – fact-based, solution-oriented and forward-looking. It shows how Rittal, with modular data centre solutions, high-performance cooling technology, intelligent monitoring and efficient power distribution, provides an infrastructure platform that makes all the difference: energy-efficient, rapidly scalable and ready for the digital reality of tomorrow.