This includes the entire power chain from generation to distribution, encompassing generators, overhead busways, PDUs (Power Distribution Units), rack-mounted and floor-mounted UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) battery backups, and DC power plants.

This discipline covers the entire thermal chain, from the production of cooling (e.g., chillers) to various cooling methods such as perimeter flooding, row-based cooling and advanced solutions like rear door and chassis or chip-based liquid cooling. 

This includes fiber and copper cabling, backbone and structured cabling, horizontal cabling, and the pathways for cabling such as overhead trays and troughs. Grounding and bonding are also critical components of this discipline. 

This involves discovery assessments, audits, workshops and the design of cabinet layouts, racks and floor plans. It also includes the integration of DCIM (Data Center Infrastructure Management) solutions. 

This discipline primarily involves sensor technology, including cameras for computer vision, crowd counting and general facility protection. 

This involves the use of containerized solutions to support various infrastructure needs, particularly in dynamic and scalable environments.