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A data center is a specialized building or room where a company, organization, or government Agency places information and network equipment and then connects to the network. Data centers solve the owner's strategic information and communication tasks.The constant increase in operating costs of data processing cents is driving innovation to improve their efficiency. Today, one of the newest ways to improve the design and functionality of data centers is to integrate building information modeling. Analysis of simulation results and calculated values with existing performance indicators of the data center will help you quickly identify the places of failures or disruptions, as well as form an algorithm for the procedure of intervention in the operation in order to improve efficiency and smooth operation. Integrating the capabilities of information modeling technologies in the design process increases the efficiency of both the overall design of the object and special design indicators for data processing centers.This article describes the basics of integrating information modeling of buildings and data processing centers, the advantages of information modeling approaches, the role of information modeling technologies in the development and improvement of methods for designing data processing centers, as well as ways to implement the information model of the data center. The author proves and explains the necessity of developing an information model of the data center, as well as offers possible implementation tools. In addition to the advantages of the model at the design stage, the author also highlights the possibilities of using data at the subsequent stages of installation and operation.

Prospects for the development of computer-aided design of data processing centers based on the use of building information modeling technologies