Mission Critical

Data centers, network operations centers, financial trading floors, and emergency operations centers all live on the same edge: they cannot go down. We design to Uptime Institute Tier and TIA-942 Rated standards, from Tier I through Rated-4, with the topology choices, concurrent maintainability, and fault tolerance owners need at their specific reliability target. Our work covers enterprise and colocation facilities, hyperscale shells, edge nodes, and the harder-than-it-looks problem of carving a 1 MW data hall out of an existing office building.

Power density keeps climbing, and 30, 50, and 100 kW per rack are routine conversations now. We engineer the cooling strategy (air, liquid, rear-door, direct-to-chip), the topology, and the commissioning plan that proves it all works before a single server ships.

Our Approach

How We Work

We start at the reliability target and work backward: topology, concurrent maintainability, and cooling strategy are settled before equipment is selected, then proven through integrated systems testing.

• Uptime Institute Tier I to IV topology
• 2N and N+1 redundancy matched to criticality
• Level 5 integrated systems testing

Representative Project Types

Selected KeRi Experience

NJIT, the GITC data center with a 400-ton cooling-tower and controls upgrade. Hackensack University Medical Center, hospital data center and IDF room upgrades. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, data center HVAC upgrade. Montclair State University, University Hall data center upgrade, along with critical 24.6 kV to 13.2 kV substation work delivered for industrial clients.

Why Owners Choose KeRi