Infrastructure records drift
Moves, additions, and changes may not reach every source, weakening capacity and lifecycle decisions.
DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT
DCI 360
Intelligent Data Center
Infrastructure Management
Bring live monitoring, asset intelligence and capacity planning together for data center operations.
Explore DCI 360UNIFIED VISIBILITYPROACTIVE OPERATIONSINTELLIGENT CONTROLS
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Infrastructure intelligence for facility and IT teams.
DCI 360 is Turbo AI's data-centre infrastructure management product concept for teams that need to understand assets, capacity, power, cooling, environment, and incidents in one operating context.
It addresses a common planning problem: an available rack does not necessarily have usable power, cooling, network, resilience, or maintenance capacity. DCI 360 organizes the evidence so engineers and operators can review a placement, constraint, or incident without reconstructing the estate from disconnected records.
THE OPERATIONAL PROBLEM
Capacity and incidents cross system boundaries.
Space hides constraints
Power paths, cooling zones, workload demand, and resilience requirements determine whether apparent space is genuinely usable.
Alerts lack shared context
Facility and IT teams may see different symptoms of the same event, slowing investigation and ownership.
Planning is difficult to audit
When assumptions and source dates are not preserved, teams cannot reconstruct why a placement or upgrade was approved.
01 / THE CORE IDEA
One operational view.
Every critical layer.
Connect IT, facility and power resources in one infrastructure picture.
01IT
02Facility
03Power
04Cooling
05Environment
02 / CAPABILITIES
Clarity at every level.
From live signals to long-range planning.
Real-time monitoring
See infrastructure signals and alerts as they happen.
Power & cooling
Bring environmental and energy controls into view.
Assets & racks
Keep equipment and rack resources organized.
Capacity planning
Plan and optimize available infrastructure.
Automation
Turn operational insight into efficient action.
Security & compliance
Build controls into everyday operations.
03 / INTELLIGENT OPERATIONS
From signal to action.
- 01
Monitor
- 02
Analyze
- 03
Optimize
- 04
Automate
Unified visibilityProactive managementOperational efficiencyReliability
WORKFLOW
Every stage supports an accountable decision.
Monitor
Collect current facility and IT signals with asset and location context so operators can see what changed and how fresh the source is.
Analyze
Relate power, cooling, environment, rack, and equipment evidence to identify constraints or incidents that need engineering review.
Optimize
Compare capacity and operating scenarios against resilience, maintenance, and workload requirements before approving a change.
Automate
Coordinate approved repetitive steps under defined permissions, validation, and rollback rather than bypassing operational control.
04 / DASHBOARDS & REPORTING
See the whole operation.
Customizable dashboards and reporting bring infrastructure signals into focus.
CONCEPTUAL PRODUCT VISUALDCI 360INFRASTRUCTURE OVERVIEW CONCEPTUAL VIEW
One view of your infrastructureIT / FACILITY / POWER
Power
Cooling
Capacity
USE CASES AND OUTCOMES
Decisions the infrastructure view can support.
Capacity planning
Compare proposed workloads with rack, power, cooling, network, resilience, and reservation constraints. The outcome is a more credible engineering review.
Incident context
Relate facility alarms to affected assets and recent changes. Operators gain a shared timeline for coordinated investigation.
Asset lifecycle planning
Combine age, configuration, maintenance, and workload plans to prepare upgrade or replacement decisions with traceable assumptions.
Power and cooling review
Understand utilization and environmental trends by room or zone before assigning more load or planning facility work.
WHY DCI 360
One view, with engineering control intact.
DCI 360 connects operational visibility with the data, cloud, and governance capabilities required to maintain it. The platform is positioned around inspectable evidence, source freshness, and workflows that cross facility and IT responsibilities.
Deployment begins with a bounded estate or decision. Existing inventory, telemetry, ticketing, and facility interfaces must be assessed before an integration is claimed. Security, access, change control, and human authorization remain part of the design.
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Read insightFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
DCI 360 questions
A quick look at how DCI 360 supports data center infrastructure management.
What does DCI 360 bring into one view?
DCI 360 connects IT, facility, power, cooling and environmental signals in one data center infrastructure view.
How does DCI 360 support capacity planning?
Its asset and capacity views help teams plan infrastructure use alongside live monitoring and operational analytics.
Which capabilities does DCI 360 bring together?
It brings together real-time monitoring, power and cooling visibility, rack and asset tracking, capacity planning, automation, and security controls.
Does DCI 360 automatically control facility systems?
This page does not claim autonomous facility control. Any integration or automated action requires validated interfaces, explicit permissions, operational approval, and a tested response design.
What data is needed to begin?
A bounded starting point normally needs a current asset and rack inventory, relevant power or cooling measurements, change records, and named owners who can validate the infrastructure view.
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