How does a cage differ from a cabinet or a full room?
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Akashi Data Center
“A cabinet is one lockable rack (up to 20 kW). A cage is an isolated multi-rack zone with its own perimeter. A dedicated room is a full hall under exclusive client control, including custom engineering.”
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