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Virtual data center and AI lab for engineering learners

Explore a small simulated data center in the Computing & AI room. Use its interactive infrastructure and training controls to see how operating conditions affect a teaching workload.

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What you can do

  1. Visit Computing & AI through the campus Lab library. Inspect the racks and open the data-center console.
  2. Review the console’s power, cooling, network and workload states before making a change.
  3. Run the available AI training exercise and compare progress with the infrastructure condition.
  4. Discuss a stalled workload or temperature change with the room lecturer using the displayed simulation context.

What this exercise teaches

Relate compute workloads to power, cooling and connectivity. The exercise encourages diagnosis from observable state rather than treating a rack as decoration.

Are the servers actual cloud machines?

No. The rack and console activity are an educational simulation. They illustrate infrastructure dependencies without providing access to a physical server fleet.

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