UPS, in the context of IT, stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. It’s a device that provides backup power to computers and other critical equipment during power outages or fluctuations. This ensures that systems can continue running for a short time, allowing users to save their work and safely shut down, preventing data loss and hardware damage.
A UPS acts as a standby power source, automatically switching to battery power when the main power supply fails
In IT, where data and system availability are crucial, a UPS is essential for maintaining operational continuity
By providing a buffer during power interruptions, a UPS allows users to save their work and shut down systems properly.
Sudden power outages can damage sensitive electronic equipment. A UPS helps prevent this by providing a stable power source.
For servers and other critical systems, a UPS ensures continued operation, minimizing downtime and its associated costs.
