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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The site of a full 3 units MDC Stockholm
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).
MDC Stockholm in Kista
The MDC Stockholm site that will be launched in Kista. This pictures show 3 MDC modules = 105 full cabinettes.
Active Heat Removing System™
The internal design of the MDC Stockholm Cooling Module. Active Heat Removing System™ by MDC reduces your power bills for cooling with 70 percent.
MDC Stockholm Cooling Module
The MDC Stockholm Cooling Module uses the outdoor temperature to cool the servers.
MDC Concept
City of modules and steel.
MDC Village
Concept picture of MDC Village
Close up of MDC Stockholm units.
Close up of MDC Stockholm units.
MDC Stockholm Command Module
MDC Stockholm Command Module (meeting room with airlock in inflatable format).
Close up of MDC Stockholm units
Close up of MDC Stockholm units
Interior of MDC Stockholm Command Module
Interior of MDC Stockholm Command Module
Comfortable space!
Interior of MDC Stockholm Command Module.
Close up of MDC Stockholm units
Beagle 2 Mars lander
Testing equipment for Beagle 2 Mars lander.
Founder of MDC, with Per Lindstrand (middle)
Founder of MDC Stockholm Andreas Norman and Jon Karlung - together with Per Lindstrand, balloon aviator and personal friend of Sir Richard Branson.
Testing Mars lander equipment
Beagle 2 main parachute device tested before landing on the planet Mars.
Making the Command Module
Factory in processing of making the MDC Stockholm Command Module. The inflatable structure by Per Lindstrand, working as an airlock to the server modules.
Per Lindstrand
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.
Jon Karlung
Jon Karlung, CEO, MDC Stockholm AB
Laser cutting MDC plates
Manufacturing plant MDC modules
MDC module steel plates
Andreas Norman
Andreas Norman, MDC Stockholm AB
MDC-SSAB
MDC steel plates
Steel factory
The factory where the Armox SSAB steel plates are cut for MDC Stockholm.
Swedish steel ARMOX
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.
MDC in Armox500T
Construction picture from the factory. MDC Stockholm module based on Armox500T steel
Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
Pictures from the interiror of the MDC Stockholm command module.
Command module (October 2011)
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.
The M1 Module from above
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.
M1 from low perspective
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).
Inside the MDC M1 Module
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.
Deployment vision for Kista Science City, Stockholm
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.
New pictures of painted M1
This is part of a painted M1. The painting is in class C4. (containers are in c2 - c3).
