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Technician (Johor Bahru)

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Perform to repair and service all related M&E critical equipment in data center present in maintenance contract.
  • Perform planned preventive maintenance servicing for M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Perform to make detailed service reports and maintenance checklist on all the work that is done on each M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Assist engineer to provide incident report for any issue and breakdown regarding to all related M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Assist engineer to provide idea, solution for any technical issue regarding to all related M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Assist engineer or perform testing and commissioning for all related M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Assist engineer or attend any issue which may occur onsite regarding all related M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Assist engineer to provide site training for all related M&E critical equipment in data center.
  • Reporting to the Service Manager.

REQUIREMENT

  • Diploma or equivalent in M&E or relevant experience.
  • Proficient in writing in Malay & English
  • Multi-tasks effectively with good attitude
  • Trustworthy and able to maintain confidentiality with high level of commitment and initiative
  • Some knowledge in ISO documentation is necessary
  • Able to work independently
  • Computer literate
  • Possess own transport and valid driving license
  • 3-6 months training in Penang (accommodation will be provided to the successful candidate)

BENEFITS

  • 5-day workweek
  • Attractive remuneration package
  • Monthly attendance allowance incentive
  • Handphone allowance + Standby allowance
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Medical benefits + H&S insurance
  • Friendly working environment

SUBMISSION

Position is based in Johor Bahru. Kindly send in your application and your resume to:
cy.wong@greenbayces.com

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In GreenBay Digest

MNG Kargo’s Digital Leap with Huawei’s Advanced Solutions

The rapid growth of e-commerce, further accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, necessitated a digital evolution in the logistics sector. MNG Kargo, a prominent Turkish cargo company, astutely recognized this shift. To stay ahead of the curve, they collaborated with Huawei, integrating their cutting-edge FusionModule to establish a next-generation data center.

MNG Kargo’s vast network, which impressively handles 700,000 daily deliveries across 220 global regions, demanded a robust and efficient system. Their in-house automated package sorting mechanism, which seamlessly sorts 65,000 packages every hour, set a high standard. However, the challenges were manifold. The wide geographical distribution of their data centers led to increased Operations and Maintenance (O&M) costs and prolonged fault response durations.

Huawei’s solutions emerged as the perfect answer to these challenges.
The Smart Modular Data Center Solution, a hallmark of Huawei’s innovation, was designed to simplify O&M processes. It significantly reduced travel expenses for maintenance teams and ensured quicker fault detection and resolution.

But the real star was the FusionModule800. This advanced solution not only optimized floor space usage by approximately 50% but also incorporated advanced monitoring systems. These systems proactively detected potential issues, ensuring uninterrupted logistics operations and setting a new gold standard in efficiency.

In essence, MNG Kargo’s strategic partnership with Huawei has redefined logistics excellence, showcasing the transformative power of digital solutions in a rapidly evolving industry.

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Building a Sustainable Future: Logan Group’s Green Data Center Initiative with Huawei

In the race towards global carbon neutrality, the real estate industry, a significant contributor to carbon emissions, is shifting its focus towards sustainability. Logan Group, a renowned Chinese property developer, has taken a significant step in this direction. Collaborating with Huawei, they have implemented FusionModule2000, an intelligent, eco-friendly modular data center solution at their Shenzhen headquarters. This initiative aligns with their expanding business needs and emphasizes sustainable growth.

Logan Group, a dedicated urban service provider, embodies the philosophy of “Shaping Cities and Homes with Responsibility and Sincerity.” They are devoted to constructing environmentally friendly buildings and contributing to the development of low-carbon cities.

With the increasing efforts to create smart-community systems that surpass residents’ sustainable living expectations, Logan Group faces a growing need for data storage and processing. To address this, they have constructed a new, green, and dependable “home” for server cabinets to manage the burgeoning data.

FusionModule2000: A Green Solution for Data Centers

Huawei’s FusionModule2000 stands out as the perfect choice for Logan Group’s green data center. It offers highly efficient power supply and cooling systems, reducing the data center’s energy consumption significantly.

The solution enables a 30% increase in energy efficiency compared to traditional methods, saving Logan 760,000 kWh of electricity annually. This translates to a reduction of 361 tons of carbon emissions.

FusionModule2000’s fully modular design offers flexibility and speed in delivery, with space reserved for future expansion. Its 2N redundancy power supply architecture ensures service security, while Huawei SmartLi and Smart Data Center Management System provide innovative solutions for space efficiency and fault management.

Logan’s commitment to green initiatives and societal value is evident in their continuous collaboration with Huawei. Together, they are paving the way for a low-carbon, intelligent society through technological innovation.

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Part 2: iCooling@AI: Innovation for a Greener Future

In an interconnected world, achieving a sustainable future requires the prioritization of environmental protection alongside growth. Huawei remains committed to continual innovation, ensuring that iCooling@AI evolves to meet the ever-growing demand for energy-efficient data centers.

Driving Greener Data Centers
The emergence of technologies like 5G has further intensified the demand for data, posing new challenges for data centers in terms of energy consumption and environmental impact. Huawei recognizes the need for effective environmental protection and energy conservation throughout the entire lifecycle of data centers, from design and construction to ongoing operations.

Continuous Enhancement for Sustainability
Huawei continues to enhance the iCooling@AI solution, driven by a vision of creating energy-efficient data centers. By optimizing power efficiency and reducing emissions, iCooling@AI contributes to a greener and more intelligent world. Huawei’s commitment to innovation aligns with the goal of building a sustainable future, where environmental protection and growth go hand in hand.

Through ongoing improvements and collaborations with industry partners, Huawei aims to establish a new benchmark for energy-efficient data centers, empowering businesses and individuals to embrace a greener future.

In conclusion, Huawei’s iCooling@AI solution plays a vital role in improving energy efficiency in data centers. By reducing power consumption and promoting sustainability, iCooling@AI paves the way for a greener and smarter future in the digital age.

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Part 1: iCooling@AI: A Cooling Solution for Energy-Efficient Data Centers

Huawei’s iCooling@AI solution is dedicated to improving the power usage effectiveness (PUE) of data centers, resulting in an energy reduction of 8 to 15 percent. This substantial saving contributes to creating a greener and smarter future.

Data centers play a crucial role in supporting the vast array of smart services accessed by billions of Internet users worldwide. With the rapid advancement of technologies like 5G, IoT, and cloud computing, the demand for data has skyrocketed, leading to the growth of the data center industry.

Energy Efficiency Challenges
Data centers consume a significant amount of electricity, accounting for approximately 1 percent of global energy expenditure. However, despite the exponential growth in data center computing instances, power consumption has only increased by 6 percent since 2010. This trend indicates a positive improvement in energy efficiency, thanks to collaborative efforts by governments and enterprises.

iCooling@AI: Enhancing Energy Efficiency
To address the challenges of energy consumption in data centers, Huawei has developed iCooling@AI, an innovative solution that optimizes power efficiency through the integration of big data and AI. By leveraging intelligent algorithms and continuous self-optimization, iCooling@AI enables data centers to reduce their PUE by 8 to 15 percent. This intelligent control system replaces manual adjustments and dynamically adjusts cooling policies based on real-time data analysis.

Partnership Success: China Unicom Henan
China Unicom Henan, a leading operator, has implemented Huawei’s iCooling@AI solution in their data centers. By utilizing iCooling@AI’s capabilities, China Unicom Henan has achieved significant improvements in power efficiency, resulting in enhanced cost-effectiveness and reduced environmental impact.

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In Vacancy

Solution Engineer (Penang)

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • To design fire protection systems such as fire gas suppression system and Early Warning Smoke Detection system for data centre, M&E rooms (such as transformer room, Genset room, UPS room and switchgear room) and TNB substation.
  • To perform detailed design & calculations for the fire protection systems based on International /Local Standards and Local Authority Handbooks & Guidelines.
  • To assist in the design of Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) system, ELV system & monitoring system for a data center.
  • To utilize computer-aided design (CAD), engineering software & tools to perform engineering tasks.
  • Assists in the development and implementation of marketing plans and materials.
  • Creates and conducts proposal presentations and RFP responses.
  • Responsible for providing a professional technical response for fire protection solution.
  • Responsibility for pre-sales technical support (such as attending site survey, technical meeting, etc.) & expertise in the implementation of customer applications.
  • Providing the solution and the bidding document etc.
  • To prepare the costing for tender and/or enquiry submission.

SUPERVISION

  • Receives daily supervision and workload from the Head of Department, Admin Department
  • Receives general supervision from the Director, Admin & Finance

REQUIREMENT

  • Bachelor’s in Mechanical engineering (Hons)
  • Required skills: CAD Software, Microsoft Word & Excel (Computer literate)
  • Proficient in writing in English
  • Multi-tasks effectively with good attitude
  • Trustworthy and able to maintain confidentiality with high level of commitment and initiative
  • Able to work independently

SUBMISSION

cy.wong@greenbayces.com (for positions based in Penang)

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SSE Jin Qiao Data Center: Exploring Green Finance with iCooling@AI

The financial industry is undergoing significant disruptions driven by emerging technologies like 5G, cloud computing, and big data. To align with China’s “dual-carbon” goal and reduce environmental impact, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) built the Jin Qiao Data Center, Asia’s most energy-efficient data center in the financial sector.

Efficient cooling is crucial for a green data center. The Jin Qiao data center, serving as the SSE’s main operations center, houses 186,000 racks and consumes over 120 million kWh of electricity annually. To improve energy efficiency, the SSE selected Huawei’s iCooling@AI solution, which uses AI algorithms to optimize cooling operations based on real-time data, climate conditions, and IT loads. This smart cooling technology reduces the power usage effectiveness (PUE) by 13% annually, contributing to significant energy savings.

iCooling@AI enables visualization of cooling links, equipment connections, and transforms manual adjustments into intelligent collaboration. By integrating iCooling@AI into the Jin Qiao Data Center, Huawei and SSE have successfully decreased the annual average PUE by 13%. This achievement was recognized with the National Cloud Computing Center Science and Technology Award.

The Jin Qiao Data Center is Huawei’s first endeavor to integrate iCooling@AI into a hyper-scale data center in the financial sector. Moving forward, Huawei aims to collaborate with the Shanghai Stock Exchange to build a green and low-carbon data center model for the financial industry, contributing to sustainable and green finance.

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Huawei and CloudExchange team up to build Africa’s first Uptime Institute Tier IV data center in Nigeria

Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, has experienced steady economic growth over the past two decades and currently boasts the largest economy on the continent. With a staggering 90 million internet users, Nigeria has the highest number of African internet users and is ranked tenth globally. The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry is a major contributor to Nigeria’s strong economic growth and has facilitated the rapid development of various industries such as e-commerce, online banking, and digital government.

The burgeoning digital economy has also given rise to the development of data center infrastructure in the country. According to Xalam research, Internet Data Center (IDC) capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) was recorded at 230 MW in 2020, with an average annual growth rate of 30% over five consecutive years. Capacity is projected to increase to anywhere between 350–450 MW by 2024. This remarkable potential has attracted enterprises to invest in IDCs and build large-scale data centers in Nigeria.

CloudExchange, a leading system integrator in West Africa, recognized the tremendous market potential and decided to enter the IDC market. As a new entrant, CloudExchange needed to differentiate itself and establish a foothold in a fiercely competitive environment. To stand out, the company partnered with Huawei to offer superior IDC services with faster response times to requirements, more flexible capacity expansion, and more reliable data centers overall.

To speed up the construction process, CloudExchange chose a Huawei prefabricated modular data center solution. With most devices pre-installed and pre-tested in the factory, the data center only needs to be hoisted onsite, reducing the construction period of the entire project to just seven months. The Huawei FusionDC solution also supports online capacity expansion, with each layer functioning as an independent data center unit, allowing for quick and interruption-free capacity expansion.

CloudExchange’s new data center is the first Uptime Institute Tier IV prefabricated data center in Africa, which means it offers ultra-reliable uptime. Huawei worked closely with CloudExchange to deploy dual-socket diesel generators, dual-fuel tanks, and equipment rooms in a limited space, maximizing space utilization and gaining Uptime Institute Tier IV certification in a significantly streamlined process.

Glad Dibetso, CEO of CloudExchange, expressed his satisfaction with the fruitful partnership with Huawei, saying that their cooperation has quickly obtained market recognition and certification from the Uptime Institute. He hopes that their project will continue to boost ICT industry development in West Africa and propel the ongoing rise of the entire continent.

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In Vacancy

Accountant

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Oversee the finance department’s operations, including financial reporting, accounts receivables and account payables.
  • Handle full set of accounts for the group of companies
  • Responsible monthly accounts closing and reporting including Bank Reconciliation, P&L Statement and Balance Sheet.
  • Handle daily finance operations, which includes but not limited to General Ledger, General Journals,
  • Accounts Receivables and Accounts Payables.
  • Liaise with external auditor, tax agent, corporate secretary and bankers in relation to annual audit.
  • Involve in corporate planning including strategy evaluation, budgeting and business planning and financial modelling for entire Group.
  • Provide financial reports and interpret financial information to managerial staff while recommending further courses of action.
  • Maintain the financial health of the organisation.
  • Analyse costs, pricing, revenue results and the company’s actual performance compared to the business plans and budget.
  • Develop trends and projections for the company’s finances

EDUCATION

  • Bachelor degree or professional degree in Accounting or Finance.
  • Certified member of MIA/ ACCA/ CPA preferred.

REQUIREMENT

  • At least 5 year(s) of experience in full set accounting;
  • Required Language(s): Bahasa Malaysia & English. Mandarin is an advantage for this position.
  • Familiar with SQL accounting software will be added advantage.
  • Able to work independently, good management skills with a strong sense of responsibilities and commitment, self-motivated, good interpersonal and communication skills.

SUBMISSION

cy.wong@greenbayces.com (for positions based in Penang)

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How Huawei Cloud improves its PUE to be a green data center

The Gui’an Huawei Cloud Data Center is the world’s largest Huawei Cloud data center with an operational capacity of over 1 million servers. It serves as a key facility for Huawei Cloud, Huawei BP&IT and consumer cloud services. Located in Gui’an New District, Guizhou Province, construction began in August 2017 and it is one of two main Huawei Cloud data centers in China.

The phase 1 construction area covers approximately 480,000 square meters and is divided into three subareas. All 51 buildings in phase 1 have been completed with nine being used as the data center facility and the rest as auxiliary facilities.

Huawei Cloud’s Gui’an data center is designed with green and intelligent technologies to reduce energy consumption and GHG emissions. With a PUE of 1.12, it is one of the most efficient in the industry.

Some of the measures taken include:

  • using direct ventilation for natural cooling,
  • developing a medium-temperature chilled water system that reuses waste heat,
  • introducing liquid cooling technology to increase efficiency and reduce PUE,
  • applying AI to balance loads among servers and increase resource utilization, and
  • replacing copper components with power semiconductors to reduce power loss.

When operating at full capacity, the data center is expected to save 1.01 billion kWh of electricity per year and offset more than 810,000 tons of carbon emissions.

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