A complete MDC module consists of four parts. When you expand you don't have to add all of them however
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This version contains 3 modules of MDC Stockholm, and a central MDC Stockholm command module. You can of course connect an infinite number of MDC Stockholm modules, depending on your needs. The 3 module version on this site contains a total of 105 full cabinets (3 x35).
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The MDC Stockholm site that will be launched in Kista. This pictures show 3 MDC modules = 105 full cabinettes.
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The internal design of the MDC Stockholm Cooling Module. Active Heat Removing System™ by MDC reduces your power bills for cooling with 70 percent.
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The MDC Stockholm Cooling Module uses the outdoor temperature to cool the servers.
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City of modules and steel.
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Concept picture of MDC Village
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MDC Stockholm Command Module (meeting room with airlock in inflatable format).
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Interior of MDC Stockholm Command Module
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Interior of MDC Stockholm Command Module.
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Testing equipment for Beagle 2 Mars lander.
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Founder of MDC Stockholm Andreas Norman and Jon Karlung - together with Per Lindstrand, balloon aviator and personal friend of Sir Richard Branson.
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Beagle 2 main parachute device tested before landing on the planet Mars.
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Factory in processing of making the MDC Stockholm Command Module. The inflatable structure by Per Lindstrand, working as an airlock to the server modules.
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Per Lindstrand (left) is a Swedish aeronautical engineer, pilot and adventurer. He is particularly known for his series of record-breaking trans-oceanic hot air balloon flights and, later, attempts to be the first to fly a Rozière balloon around the Earth - all with British entrepreneur, Sir Richard Branson.
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Jon Karlung, CEO, MDC Stockholm AB
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Andreas Norman, MDC Stockholm AB
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The factory where the Armox SSAB steel plates are cut for MDC Stockholm.
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Armox 500T is the world’s toughest protection plate in its hardness range. It can be used in many applications including vehicles and static structures such as buildings.
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Construction picture from the factory. MDC Stockholm module based on Armox500T steel
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Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
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Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
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This is the command module now almost finished. The structure is built in a british factory. The material is also used in inflatable hangars for fighter jets.
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The MDC Stockholm Module (M1) is not a container. This is a view from above. The concept is to provide plenty of working space (also for co-location). One M1 contains 35 racks (each of 44 units height). The racks are customized and part of the cooling system.
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The MDC M1 is no container. The size for one single module is more than
twice than a ISO-40 feet container. There is plenty of space, which
makes a big difference. The M1 is also made of armoured steel, normally
used in military applications. Even if it is bigger than anything else
on the market - it can be shipped using the 40-feet standard (and
assembled at deployment site).
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The M1 is built for servers with business critical
applications. You have great flexibility, this is a normal co-location
space. However, we have also put a lot of effort to give plenty of
space for people. The M1 allows access for many different customers
(just like an old fashioned co-lo centre). If you operate a single
client, there is plenty of room for maintenance.
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The location of three M1 modules, and the command module, just along the highway will make a great landmark. The inspiration comes from Starwars and the planet Endor.
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This is part of a painted M1. The painting is in class C4. (containers are in c2 - c3).