Technical infrastructure definition

Technical infrastructure means the set of infrastructure equipment needed for hosting and operating the EuroHPC supercomputer and the relevant IT infrastructure. It includes equipment related to cooling, power supply and distribution, fire security and physical security.

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Technical infrastructure means all information systems, information technology, information technology equipment, telecommunications, and technology services as defined in this section.

Technical infrastructure means all information systems, information technology,

Examples of Technical infrastructure in a sentence

• METERING INFRASTRUCTURE Technical infrastructure, including Metering Devices and Concentrator and Balancing Sets installed on the Medium Voltage (SN)/Low Voltage (nN) stations and other Devices and Software, which serves the purpose of measuring the electricity consumption and its parameters and then sending the measured data via the Intermediating Infrastructure to the Central System.

• Technical infrastructure selection is needed to identify which infrastructure can be reused now, can be reused later or is not perceived as needed for reuse in the future.

• The available Tiers and corresponding prices, are as follow: Tier A: Research + Departmental Quality Improvement Technical infrastructure to submit data to MPOG; participation in MPOG scholarly activities; access to DataDirect, and MPOG QI Reporting Tool; participation in MPOG quality improvement activities.

• Technical infrastructure maintenance and development includes responsibility for the technology that supports existing Veteran-facing Services that were migrated from the ▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ domain to the ▇▇.▇▇▇ domain in November 2018, as well as any future Veteran-facing Services that will be available via the ▇▇.▇▇▇ domain, whether developed by Digital Services at VA or another VA team.

• The role of the Infrastructure Office is to support WAPOL’s business needs and strategic objectives by ensuring the effectiveness of: • Technical infrastructure such as servers, desktops, laptops and associated peripheral equipment • Operating system software, such as UNIX and Windows • Backup and SAN • Virtual Infrastructure such as VmWare • Database administration of corporate databases • Identification and planning contributions towards infrastructure improvements and future developments.

More Definitions of Technical infrastructure

Technical infrastructure means the combination of computer hardware, computer software, and other items which the ERS provides according to the VENDOR's specification referred to in Clause 5 upon which the VENDOR shall install and commission the Software and by which the ERS shall gain use of the System and the Services.

Technical infrastructure means a System composed of Hardware, operating- system Software, Database-management Software, network Software, driver

Technical infrastructure means the combined set of hardware, software, networks and other facilities needed to develop, test, deliver, monitor, control or support the relevant IT services necessary for the application of the uniform system;

Technical infrastructure means all systems and components owned or leased by Provider required to (a) deliver power to the Equipment Space, including but not limited to any PDU, UPS or generators; or (b) provide any other Services to Epsilon.

Technical infrastructure means the information technology and

Technical infrastructure means the information technology and telecommunications infrastructure and systems utilised by MTNSP for purposes of its businesses and operations and the MTN Active Website, including (without limitation) the computer networks, hardware, software, middleware, firmware, databases, terminals and components comprising this information technology and telecommunications infrastructure and its configuration’

Technical infrastructure means roads, public lighting system along with roads; water supply; telecommunication, power and water supply to the Boundary, accessible for the construction activities within the Sub-project; sidewalks and trees surrounding Sub-project; water drainage systems and water sewage systems under roads (excluding the part(s) which has been already handed over to State Agency and/or other third parties for maintenance and management as requested by the State Agency or in accordance with the Applicable Laws). For the avoidance of doubt, in the technical aspect, connection points of such water sewage system, power/telephone/Internet lines, living water are deemed to be setup to the fence of the Sub-project and/or at the points as designed in the approved Master Plan.